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The Arts Hour

BBC World Service
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Love
Arts and Culture
BBC World Service
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Dakota Johnson
Oscar-Winning Actor Jamie Lee Curtis
Julio Torres
Asher Tala
Murtada Elfadl
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Gregory Porter
Orlando Bloom
Romantic Dramedy
The Office
Color Theories
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The best global arts coverage from across the BBC.

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Nikki Bedi and film critic Guy Lodge discuss cultural highlights of the week. Australian actor Joel Edgerton on being at one with nature whilst filming Train Dreams. India born British-American author Salman Rushdie talks about writing for comfort an... more

Nikki Bedi speaks to film-maker Neeraj Ghaywan about his film Homebound, which is India’s entry for the Best International Feature category at the Oscars.

She also talks to the director Shih-Ching Tsou about Taiwan’s entry for the same category, th... more

Nikki Bedi talks to director Nia DaCosta about her film Hedda starring Tessa Thompson and is joined by cultural critic Hanna Flint.

Oscar winning British actor Daniel Day-Lewis and his director son Ronan, discuss working together on their film Anem... more

Director Jon M Chu talks about Wicked: For Good - the themes, working with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, and he reveals his favourite scene in the film.

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul creator Vince Gilligan and star Rhea Seehorn discuss their ... more

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Recent Guests

Tessa Thompson
Actress portraying Hedda Gabler in the film
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Episode: Director Nia DaCosta on her film Hedda
Jon M Chu
Director known for films like Crazy Rich Asians and In the Heights
Episode: Wicked: For Good and Pluribus
Vince Gilligan
Creator of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul
Episode: Wicked: For Good and Pluribus
Rhea Seehorn
Actor best known for her role as Kim Wexler in Better Call Saul
Episode: Wicked: For Good and Pluribus
Riz Ahmed
Award-winning actor known for roles in Sound of Metal and Nightcrawler
Episode: Wicked: For Good and Pluribus
Kiran Desai
British-Indian author, winner of the Booker Prize in 2006 for "The Inheritance of Loss"
Episode: Booker Prize for Fiction 2025 Special: Who has won?
Ben Markovits
American author known for his novel "The Rest of Our Lives"
Episode: Booker Prize for Fiction 2025 Special: Who has won?
Katie Kitamura
American author and writer of "Audition"
Episode: Booker Prize for Fiction 2025 Special: Who has won?
David Szalay
British-Hungarian author of "Flesh"
Episode: Booker Prize for Fiction 2025 Special: Who has won?

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Nikki Bedi
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Apple Podcasts
#171
New Zealand/Arts
Apple Podcasts
#213
Singapore/Arts
Apple Podcasts
#219
Sweden/Arts

Talking Points

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Wicked: For Good and Pluribus
Q: What do you say is at the very heart of the story in Pluribus?
I ponder happiness a lot; is it that important? We spend a lot of time chasing it, but is it truly the point of life?
Wicked: For Good and Pluribus
Q: What unlocked the character of Carol for you? Was there a specific thing that made you think that's who she is?
Carol is a reluctant hero, who is inclined to fault-find and think about success instead of living in the moment, which creates depth.
Wicked: For Good and Pluribus
Q: Jon, what was your starting point for both the films?
It begins with intention and a reflection on change and dignity, especially during the COVID lockdown.
Writer, director and actor Dolores Fonzi
Q: What are the current challenges facing the film industry in Argentina?
Fonzi discusses the cut in resources from the government affecting film production and support for young filmmakers.
Writer, director and actor Dolores Fonzi
Q: How do you navigate the balance between storytelling and activism in your work?
Fonzi feels making a statement through activism is natural for her, but emphasizes the importance of crafting a good movie that captures diverse layers.

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Exploring the intersections of arts, culture, and identity, this podcast offers a rich tapestry of discussions with notable personalities from the literary and creative fields. Episodes frequently feature authors, filmmakers, artists, and musicians who delve into their creative processes, the power of storytelling, and societal themes such as identity, women's rights, and cultural narratives. Unique for its eclectic mix of guests, the program brings together perspectives from around the globe, shedding light on contemporary issues while celebrating the diverse forms of artistic expression. Noteworthy themes include the complexities of modern relationships, the impact of art on social activism, and the exploration of personal narratives in v... more

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2. Jon M Chu
3. Vince Gilligan
4. Rhea Seehorn
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6. Kiran Desai
7. Ben Markovits
8. Katie Kitamura

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