Episode 4

Season 3Episode 430 minOkt. 5, 2018
Episode 4

From Glasgow, Mary Beard is joined by playwright James Graham, writer Denise Mina and Munira Mirza, former deputy mayor for education and culture at the Greater London Authority, to debate the cultural response to Brexit and whether it is possible to effectively dramatise, or satirise, one of the hottest topics in our culture.

Episode 4 has aired on Okt. 5, 2018 at 23:05
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