Punk rocker, lead singer of The Undertones, Feargal Sharkey speaks to Kim Hill about reinventing himself. The Irishman has become one of the most vocal advocates for cleaning up Britain's waterways.
BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner talks with Kim Hill about being shot and left for dead by Islamist gunmen, adapting to life in a wheelchair and writing truthy fiction.
Rory Cormack knows a lot about deliberately spreading propaganda for political gain. The professor of international relations specialises in the study of covert action and secret statecraft. He speaks to Kim Hill about his latest book Fakers.
Professor of Chinese Studies Kerry Brown is in conversation with Kim Hill, explaining why, although Taiwan is a geopolitical powder keg, doing nothing about the conflict it could spark is the best approach.
Half a century after Richard Dawkin's book, The Selfish Gene was released, the controversial evolutionary biologist reflects on his theories and argues that AI could already be conscious.
Kim speaks with Emily Wilson, the first woman to translate The Odyssey into English. Emily is passionate about making Homer and the Classics accessible to everyone. She wears her love for them on her sleeve, almost literally.