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Audio. Unabridged reading directed by David Timson. Paul Rhys is Brutus and Andrew Buchan is Mark Antony.
The remarkable story of Nim, a chimpanzee who managed the unique feat of learning sign language after being raised like a typical human child. Interviews with Nim’s trainers as well as other key...
Highlights the contributions of black Britons active in the worlds of boxing and music hall during the early part of the century. Uses oral testimonies, archive footage and music of the period to chart one...
Children’s author Geoffrey Trease, now in his 80s and about to finish his 102nd novel, talks about his career. He has been highly influential, setting new standards and establishing the profession as one...
To introduce the many different theories of social work practice, Professor Malcolm Brown has interviewed 15 prominent social work educators and practitioners, each of whom is committed to and enthusiastic...
This controversial 1986 four-part BBC drama tells the story of Percy Toplis and his role in the Étaples mutiny which took place during the Passchendaele offensive during World War I. THE MONOCLED MUTINEER...
Verdi’s Otello with Mario del Monaco as Otello and Victoria de los Angeles as Desdemona. Fausto Cleva conducts the New York Metropoiltan Opera and Chorus. The performance was first heard on radio 8 March...
Documentary about the lives of Ernest Gimson, Ernest Barnsley and Sidney Barnsley three young British architects, who, in the early 1890s, were inspired by the ideas of William Morris to settle in the...
Two films about tungsten inert-gas welding. Part 1 explains electrodes and gases, and equipment, and demonstrates a welding run on stainless steel using direct current. Part 2 reviews AC welding theory,...
Describes an experimental vehicle using magnetic levitation for suspension.
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