Sunday Morning

Malaka Gharib has had plenty of experience losing things, so she researched some useful techniques to find what you are looking for.

Health writer Niki Bezzant joins Jim to discuss her new book The Everything Guide: Hormones, Health and Happiness in Menopause, Midlife and Beyond.

Mediawatch talks to two media bosses who've had the media's economic headwinds blowing their hair back in 2024. What's the state of the media now - and how might the state intervene in 2025? Also: how the government stepped in on two other businesses with big problems - racing and the ferries.

Our quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back for another Sunday Morning quiz.

Billionaire Jon Collins-Black decided to recapture some of the whimsy and imagination of his youth and set up a treasure hunt across America.

Asma al-Assad was once seen as a symbol of female empowerment, now she is facing the very real prospect of spending the rest of her days in exile in Putin's Russia.

For a recent article in The Atlantic, assistant editor, Rose Horowitch spoke to over thirty professors at several colleges throughout the US and uncovered an alarming phenomenon: many students are arriving at college unprepared to read entire books. Is it that reading just isn't that important anymore?

Dreams have long been a source of creativity for artists, but researchers are looking to take that to a new level with a technique called 'targeted dream incubation'.

With the US still reeling from the shooting of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson and speculation that the words written on the bullets suggest a motive connected to the health insurance industry.

Ian Rankin joins us for a chat about his writing, his city, and his long-term relationship with his iconic creation, Rebus.