The Verb Podcast
Ian McMillan hosts Radio 4's cabaret of the word, featuring the best poetry, new writing and performance.
Episodes to download
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Christmas Nonsense
Fri 20 Dec 2019
Ian McMillan celebrates nonsense writing with Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler
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German poetry after the Berlin Wall
Fri 15 Nov 2019
Radio 3's weekly exploration of language and literature
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Novels that Shaped Our Language
Fri 8 Nov 2019
With Tim Minchin, Elif Shafak, Geoff Dyer and Kit de Waal
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Molluscs
Fri 18 Oct 2019
Ian McMillan and guests, including novelist Jill Dawson on molluscs, slime and writing.
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The Moon Verb
Fri 19 Jul 2019
With Ocean Vuong, Kate Fox, Rob Drummond, Ira Lightman and Mary Jean Chan.
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The Common or Vulgar Verb
Fri 5 Jul 2019
with Philip Gross, Jacqueline Saphra, Cathy Rentzenbrink and Heather Phillipson.
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Aldeburgh
Fri 7 Jun 2019
Live from The Aldeburgh Festival with Lavinia Greenlaw, Fiona Sampson and Mark Padmore.
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The Hay Festival
Fri 31 May 2019
Ian McMillan is joined by John Lanchester, Hannah Sullivan, Rachel Parris and Nina Stibbe
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Along The River
Fri 17 May 2019
With Alan Hollinghurst, Chris Wallace-Crabbe, Jude Rogers and MacGillivray
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How to write out sexism
Fri 8 Mar 2019
The Verb on sexism and language with Ann Oakley, Siri Hustvedt, Salena Godden, Ingrid Plum
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Between Two Countries
Fri 1 Mar 2019
Ian McMillan spends time with Patrick McGuinness, Kate Fox, Basia Howard and Nick Makoha.
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TS Eliot Prize Readings
Mon 14 Jan 2019
Ian McMillan comperes at the annual TS Eliot Prize readings at the Royal Festival Hall.
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Synesthesia
Fri 11 Jan 2019
Hearing colours and tasting words with Hannah Silva, LJ Rich, Rob Drummond and Ruth Padel
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The Christmas Verb
Fri 21 Dec 2018
Song and storytelling with Simon Armitage, Joanne Harris and Owen Roberts
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Sleepless Nights
Fri 14 Dec 2018
With Al Kennedy, Amy Liptrot, Marina Benjamin and Bridget Minamore.
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