BBC Radio Podcasts from The Eddie Mair Interview
CIA Moscow Veteran: Putin is a consummate liar
John Sipher spoke to Eddie Mair about his life as a spy
I talk to my dead friend
Using artificial intelligence one woman has found a way of talking to her dead friend
'I have been across the whole spectrum of crime and I've paid a price for it'
Former gang member Jermaine Lawlor describes leaving crime to become a youth worker
How to make sure your last wishes are respected
Jenny Kitzinger's experience inspired her to campaign on behalf of incapacitated patients
'History is about the future, politics is about the past'
PM's Catalan referendum expert Sebastian Balfour tells us about his own fascinating life.
My twenty-two months of 'hell' in a Dubai prison
Ex-Leeds United MD David Haigh describes his treatment in Dubai criminal justice system
My journey as a Rohingya
Nijam Uddin Mohammed spent 18 years in a refugee camp in Bangladesh
'Those tweets were from someone lashing out at the world around him'
The Gay Times Editor who was sacked because of comments on social media explains his past
The 'Battle-Scarred' comedian
American war vet who podcasts his conversations with others who have been in war zones
Stourhead in autumn is 'a living work of art'
Head gardener Alan Power tells PM about the view from the gardens
Radio 4 helped diagnose my cancer
Paul was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer after hearing the symptoms on PM
'I operated a policy of protecting women around Harvey'
British film producer Alison Owen on her experiences of Harvey Weinstein
'I couldn’t carry on firefighting'
A former firefighter on dealing with the trauma of what he has seen on the job
I don't want to have sex
What does it mean to be asexual? This is one man's story of discovering his asexuality.
The woman who remembers everything
Rebecca Sharrock has a condition that means she recalls every moment in her life
Why I campaign against abortions
Part Two of our debate on abortions in the United States
From fundamentalist Christian to abortion provider
Part One of our debate on abortions in the United States
Stroud candidates 16 year battle
David Drew and Neil Carmichael on campaigning against each other to be MP of Stroud
'I was just told I had to lose my hair'
What is a "cold cap"? And why does Claire McQuillan want one for her cancer treatment?
'People don't want to associate with the chemsex barrister'
In 2015 Henry Hendron's boyfriend Miguel Jimenez died after taking chemsex drugs
I didn't know my boyfriend was an undercover officer
"Jessica" only found out this year that she dated an undercover police officer in the 90s
Steve Hewlett's sons on moving forward
Freddie, Billy and Bertie say they are grateful for their father's interviews on PM
'I feel angry that families are going through that enormous stress'
Mother of 7/7 victim is campaigning to improve family liaisons after terror attacks
'Why I kept my wife's body after her death'
Russell Davison explains his family's unusual perspective on death
'My purpose in life was just playing the piano'
Pianist Antimo Magnotta dreamt of travelling and playing the piano until tragedy struck
My unknown sister, who was an inspiration
The story of two girls living miles apart but who shared a bond that united them
Dementia at 47
Dianne talks about being diagnosed with early onset dementia.
'Every year my officers recover 150 bodies from the desert'
Sheriff Mark Napier of Pima County, Arizona describes policing the US Southern border
Steve Hewlett's Doctor describes caring for him
Dr Naureen Starling talks about her role in the care of Steve Hewlett.
Steve Hewlett: Our tribute
Steve Hewlett, who was being treated for cancer, has died
What really happened to Scott Johnson?
Steve Johnson has spent 30 years trying to find out how his brother really died.
Steve Hewlett: How do you live every day as if it's your last?
Steve Hewlett who has been diagnosed with cancer talks about his treatment
Steve Hewlett: I was told I have weeks, possibly months...
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about his treatment
Steve Hewlett says he's continuing with the trial, despite his liver 'misbehaving'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about being on a drugs trial
Steve Hewlett: 'All I could do was cry, I was so overwhelmed'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about getting on a drugs trial
Steve Hewlett: 'I'm a victim of Sod's Law'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, is waiting to start a clinical trial.
Steve Hewlett on his fears about losing his drug trial place
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about his treatment.
'Six weeks before my son was born we were sent a letter bomb'
Editor of anti-fascist magazine Searchlight has spent his life fighting far-right groups
Two people whose lives were changed by the Iraq conflict
Jason Clasby and Roger Bacon talk about life after Roger's son was killed on duty there
Steve Hewlett: 'I got to A&E before the New Year's Eve deluge'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about his treatment.
Two men from different generations discuss the event that bonds them
Roger Bacon talks to Jason Clasby about his son Matthew, who died whilst serving in Iraq
'Guantanamo Bay has been a stain on America's honour'
Army psychiatrist Dr Elspeth Cameron Ritchie was sent to the detention facility in 2002.
'Our ads put doubt in the minds of the guerrillas'
Part Two of ad executive Jose Miguel Sokoloff on how he helped demobilize FARC rebels
Learning from the death of Baby P
Sharon Shoesmith was head of children’s services at the centre of the Baby P controversy.
The British man bringing free health clinics to the US
Stan Brock has brought healthcare to thousands of uninsured Americans.
How ads persuaded guerillas to lay down arms
Ad executive Jose Miguel Sokoloff explains how he helped demobilize FARC rebels
Steve Hewlett: My cancer has been rock-climbing
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about his treatment.
The Alberta wildfire evacuation
Darby Allen, the chief of Fort McMurray's fire department, evacuated residents.
Steve Hewlett: 'Once I hit oncology it was like running into invisible sand'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about his latest treatment.
I went through the menopause at 25
Treatment for endometriosis caused Lucy Pasha-Robinson to go through the menopause.
Steve Hewlett: 'I discovered there are not many jokes about cancer'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about his latest treatment.
Steve Hewlett: 'The intensity of the applause made my spine tingle'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about an event in his honour.
Steve Hewlett: 'I see my condition as a bit of a story'
Steve Hewlett, who has cancer, discusses the benefits of talking about his condition.
Steve Hewlett:'I've been dehydrating myself for weeks'
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, on the importance of drinking...fluids
The lives changed by bullying
Two perspectives of bullying from a mother and a son
Steve Hewlett: Dealing with the effects of cancer treatment
Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks of the effects of his treatment.
Steve Hewlett: Should I pay for the new drug?
Steve Hewlett talks about the decision of paying for additional cancer treatment
What is it like to be Donald Trump's ghostwriter?
The ghostwriter of Donald Trump's book describes the experience of working with him
Steve Hewlett: My radiotherapy
Steve Hewlett continues his reflections on his cancer and the on going treatment.
Taking on 'Islamic State'
An insider account of how to take on so-called Islamic State
How are the Hewlett family dealing with Steve's illness?
Steve Hewlett and his 3 sons talk about how they are dealing with their father's illness
Doctors: Is there a good way of breaking bad news?
How can doctors deliver bad news to patients? One consultant shares his experience
Next steps on a cancer journey
Radio 4's Steve Hewlett talks us through a set back in his treatment of cancer.
Life as an Undercover Cop
Neil Woods worked as an undercover cop, bringing drugs lords to justice.
Ben Smith runs 401 marathons in 401 days in anti-bullying fundraiser
Ben Smith is running 401 marathons in 401 days, to raise awareness of anti-LGBT bullying
How to get the right cancer care
Steve Hewlett talks about his experience with getting the right treatment.
Dealing with cancer
Radio 4's Steve Hewlett talks about his experience having been diagnosed with cancer.
A mother's experience of Downs syndrome
Carolyn Quinn speaks to Angie Emrys-Jones whose son has Downs syndrome.
The woman who killed her violent husband
Carolyn Quinn speaks to a woman who killed her violent husband
A refugee and the cadet who helped rescue her
Diep Quan a Vietnamese refugee, and Graeme Anderson who helped with her rescue in 1978.
Getting to know extremists
Anjum Khan is a Muslim and a therapist who works on the Government's Channel programme.
An interview with surgeon David Nott
Listen again to the interview with David Nott, first broadcast in December 2014.
A doctor's experience in Aleppo
Dr Samer Attar is Chicago based surgeon, who has gone out to work Syria several times.
The power of the cello
Two cellists explain how the instrument has changed their lives.
Memories from the Terror Attacks in Sousse
Olivia Leathley was on holiday in Tunisia with her boyfriend Mike when terror struck.
Eddie reunites an Ebola Survivor with his parents
Will Pooley is a British nurse who became infected with Ebola in Sierra Leone.
Picking up my paint brushes...20 years on
Claire Parrish was inspired to paint again after hearing Geoffrey's interview on PM.
Secretly caring for my mother
Eddie Mair speaks to Phyllis Whitsell about caring for the mother she thought had died.
Asked to move seats...because you're a woman
One woman's story of being asked to move aircraft seats, but not for an upgrade.
Being a blind fencer
Ruth Tolkien spoke to Eddie Mair about fencing blind against sighted opponents.
A medieval cure for modern day superbugs
Two scientists may have the answer to antibiotic resistant superbugs.
Life after death row
The man who was sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit.
Alicia's story in full 'I simply vanished'
Aged 13 Alicia Kozakiewicz was abucted, imprisoned and raped by a man she met online.
The journey on from panic attacks
Geoffrey Harris is one of several listeners who took a leap for PM
The British disaster you've probably never heard of
WWII doctor talks about dealing with the aftermath of the Bethnal Green Tube disaster