BBC Radio Podcasts from Over to You
Listener bugbears on truncating news interviews
Why do live interviewees sometimes get abruptly cut short by the interviewer?
Oona Chaplin reveals her grandfather’s blacklist
Your views on Hollywood Exiles and how Charlie Chaplin ended up on a blacklist
Your reaction to schedule and programming changes
As BBC World Service English announces schedule changes, what do listeners think?
How has Stumped evolved over its 10-year innings?
We ask if sports fans are bowled over by the World Service's cricket programme
The Reith Lectures: A tradition since 1948
Your thoughts on the BBC's annual lecture series
Ask the BBC World Service English controller 2023
Listeners’ tell us about what they’ve heard in the past year
Is news fatigue something you worry about?
We hear listeners’ thoughts on the BBC WS’s reporting of ongoing global events
Do listeners enjoy World Service's arts programmes?
We look at arts on the World Service with the In the Studio and Cultural Frontline teams
A success for the women’s international game?
We hear your thoughts on the BBC’s coverage of the women's football World Cup
Explaining a solutions-focused documentary
Your reaction to the story of a schoolboy on a mission to recycle billions of batteries
The transition from live radio show to podcast
How is the change to Focus On Africa being primarily a podcast going down with listeners?
Appealing to readers for over two decades
World Book Club’s Harriett Gilbert explains how she appeals to non-heavy readers
After schedule changes are made, it’s over to you
After four programmes are dropped, you tell us what you think of the changes
Listeners’ review of the past year on the World Service
We hear your thoughts on what you heard on the BBC World Service over the past 12 months
Ask the controller 2022: Part two
The controller of BBC World Service English looks ahead to 2023
Ask the controller 2022: Part one
The controller of BBC World Service English, Jon Zilkha, responds to your questions
Challenges facing the BBC’s teams in Afghanistan
How the BBC World Service marked a year since the Taliban took control in Afghanistan
Reporting protesters on the streets of Colombo
What were the challenges of covering the recent civil unrest in Sri Lanka?
A compelling story of women’s football in Ukraine
Listeners react to Surviving the Siege of Mariupol
Has the war given disinformation a boost?
We return to the ongoing issue which is worrying many listeners: disinformation
How should the BBC be funded?
Listeners’ reactions to the news that future BBC funding is due for a review
Ros Atkins on analysing news
Listeners quiz presenter Ros Atkins on how his extended news analysis series is made
Meeting the man behind the music show This Is Africa
Listeners quiz DJ Edu about selecting songs and promoting African musicians
Reporting COP26
Listeners tell us what they think of the BBC’s coverage of the COP 26 climate conference
Your thoughts on the story of the HIV-Aids crisis
We hear your comments on The Story of Aids and speak with the show’s producer
Striking the right note for the Proms
What are the challenges of broadcasting the Proms and its classical music globally?
Did the BBC WS Olympics coverage cross the finishing line?
Listeners tell us what they think of the BBC World Service’s coverage of the Olympics
A daring bank raid and a disinformation specialist’s radio diary
What listeners thought of the Lazarus Heist, a story of a most daring bank theft
Uncovering the American mother caught up in Syria
We hear your thoughts on the I’m Not A Monster podcast and we talk to its host
Behind-the-scenes of BBC Africa’s leading investigation team
Africa Eye specialises in reports from across the continent but what makes the team tick?
Asking questions of the Climate Question series
What exactly is the BBC WS’ series The Climate Question asking? We quiz its presenters.
The pros and cons of the immersive documentary
Listeners’ react to the immersive documentary that adopts some techniques used in drama
Do fake football crowd sounds do it for you?
Live football is back, but is it better with or without fake crowd sounds?
How can reporters avoid causing panic about coronavirus?
The continuing threat of coronavirus and getting access to the people and places affected
How is the newly created series Music Life settling in?
Why BBC WS has merged all of its music programming into one new show, Music Life
How Africa Eye exposed sex for grades
How BBC Africa Eye revealed sexual harassment at some of Africa’s top universities
When reports are seen as too one-sided
Was Heart and Soul’s highly personal report on having large families too one-sided?
Ideas that shape the global economy
'50 Things …' tells the stories of game changing inventions - but is it fact or opinion?
How science coverage could change
Do science programmes do it for you and how might they change in the future?
How podcasts have become mainstream
Have podcasts added a new dimension to the way you listen to the BBC World Service?
Reporting the biggest democratic poll ever held
Battling the threat of fake news in the biggest democratic poll ever held in the world
Investigating the roots of sexism in France
Not#MeToo, I'm French investigated sexism, but is France the world’s worst example?