Ageing
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- Posted15 May 2017
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The Essay. Late Style: Penelope Lively. Audio, 14 minutes
Thoughts on writing fiction as you get older from the novelist Penelope Lively.
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The Essay. Late Style, Penelope Lively. Audio, 15 minutes
Novelist Penelope Lively gives her thoughts on writing fiction as one becomes older.
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The Essay. Late Style: Douglas Dunn. Audio, 13 minutes
Writing back the years: thoughts on poetry after retirement by Douglas Dunn.
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The Essay. Late Style, Douglas Dunn. Audio, 15 minutes
Poet Douglas Dunn reflects on writing poetry after retirement.
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Mirrored. Audio, 28 minutes
A chronological journey through life - from childhood to old age - captured in the mirror.
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The Essay. Late Style: Diana Hendry. Audio, 13 minutes
Writing age: thoughts on keeping going by Diana Hendry.
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The Essay. Late Style, Diana Hendry. Audio, 15 minutes
Poet Diana Hendry gives her thoughts on keeping going.
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The Essay. Late Style: Paul Bailey. Audio, 13 minutes
The novelist Paul Bailey discusses writing in his ninth decade.
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The Essay. Late Style, Paul Bailey. Audio, 20 minutes
Novelist Paul Bailey discusses writing in his ninth decade - and having a 'late style'.
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The Essay. Late Style, Vicki Feaver. Audio, 15 minutes
Poet Vicki Feaver gives her thoughts on writing as one becomes older.
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The Documentary Podcast. Mirrored. Audio, 27 minutes
From childhood to old age, a journey through life reflected in the mirror
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- Posted10 April 2017
FutureProofing. Ageing. Audio, 43 minutes
How will our ideas about ageing change as life expectancy rises to 100 and beyond?
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Thinking Allowed. The ways women age - Beauty politics. Audio, 27 minutes
The ways women age. Also beauty politics.
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- Posted23 March 2017
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- Posted8 March 2017
Discovery. Why do we get middle-aged spread? Audio, 27 minutes
Plus, what’s the strongest substance in the world?
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A Point of View. Act Your Age. Audio, 10 minutes
Will Self explains why he finds it hard to always act his age.
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The Inevitable. Audio, 28 minutes
Writer Patrick McGuinness asks what really is the inevitable. And must we accept it?
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The Essay. The Earl Grey Whistle Test, The Earl Grey Whistle Test: Hope I Die Before I Get Old. Audio, 15 minutes
David Hepworth reflects on what keeps rock stars playing into old age.
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Suppose I Lose It: update. Audio, 28 minutes
Joan Bakewell asks what she might expect, and how she should prepare, if she had dementia.
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FutureProofing. Ageing. Audio, 43 minutes
How will our ideas about ageing change as life expectancy rises to 100 and beyond?
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