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19 March 2021 Page 1 of 10 Radio 4 Extra Listings for 13 – 19 March 2021 Page 1 of 10 SATURDAY 13 MARCH 2021 Passwords: In Talking Shop, Stephen outlines his chequered work history * must not follow any predictable pattern from shop worker to human ping pong ball. At home Stephen SAT 00:00 Guy de Maupassant - The Hand (b007t4lx) * must not reference any events you have personally witnessed lives with his mum and a Vietnamese refugee Dove. Can 1880’s Corsica: Reminded by a gruesome trophy of his days in * must be a closely guarded personal secret Stephen help Dove onto the career ladder and can they both Africa, Sir John Rowell awaits the return of his nemesis... * must not be something you would use as a password just to move up in the world? Starring Denis Quilley. get past a password reset check Stephen Buchanan - Talking Shop encapsulates the trials and Guy de Maupassant’s story dramatised by Michael Robson. * must be impossible to remember tribulations of his life so far, alongside the true story of Stephen Sir John Rowell ...... Denis Quilley But, today, that's becoming a fantasy - businesses, banks, and Dove's developing friendship - all of which have led to this Bermutier ...... Cyril Shaps schools, governments and individuals have all been hacked. very moment: Stephen's debut Radio 4 special. Olivier ...... Edward Seckersn In this social history of the password, Tim Samuels travels to Written and Performed by Stephen Buchanan. Audas ...... David Strong Las Vegas for a password conference. Here he meets the man Producer: Adnan Ahmed Chavanne ...... Hector Ross responsible for the most popular cracking software, a former A BBC Studios Production Devised and directed by Derek Hoddinott. US Army interrogator who now builds super computers and a SAT 06:00 Dodie Smith - Dear Octopus (b06qjp4l) First broadcast on the BBC World Service in February 1976. passionate Norwegian who believes passwords are here to stay. 1938: Charles and Dora Randolph are celebrating their Golden SAT 00:30 Off the Page (b00l1qvz) Discover how easy it is to crack Tim's password and witness the Wedding. Trivia elaborate steps some people go through to protect their online A chance for four generations of the same family to be together What turns a fact into knowledge, and did you know that Pete information. – sparking all the problems and surprises that such a gathering Conrad was the first man to dance on the moon? Have we reached a stage where passwords that are secure inevitably causes... Dominic Arkwright debates elitism in education with Kathryn enough to resist hacking are too hard to remember? If Dodie Smith's play enjoyed a hugely successful run in the Hughes, Francis Gilbert and Mark Mason, author of The passwords are living on borrowed time, what can protect us theatre before and during the early years of the Second World Importance of Being Trivial. online? War. Produced by Miles Warde. Producer: Barney Rowntree Charles Randolph ...... Michael Denison First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2009. A Hidden Flack production for BBC Radio 4 first broadcast in Dora Randolph ...... Dulcie Gray SAT 01:00 Paul Temple (b007jrcx) November 2013. Belle ...... Mary Wimbush Paul Temple and the Alex Affair SAT 03:00 Zoe Fairbairns - The Belgian Nurse (b00772vr) Margery ...... Annette Badland 3. Mr Carl Lathom The story of a friendship that created one of the 20th century's Edna ...... Frances Jeater Despite an attempt on his life, debonair detective Paul Temple best-selling novels and films. Nanny ...... Dora Bryan remains hot on the trail of the elusive 'Alex'. When American writer Kathryn Hulme meets a Belgian nurse Cynthia ...... Penny Downie Francis Durbridge's thriller stars Peter Coke as Paul Temple on a UN Relief Programme after the Second World War, she Laurel ...... Trevyn McDowell and Marjorie Westbury as Steve in another intriguing case for doesn't understand why Marie-Louise Habets is so unwilling to Hilda ...... Joanna David BBC radio's smoothest investigator and his glamorous wife. talk about herself. Nicholas ...... Nicholas Gecks Paul Temple …. Peter Coke It's only later that Marie-Louise admits she has recently left her Fenny ...... Charlotte Attenborough Steve …. Marjorie Westbury convent - a confession that reaches a worldwide audience Hugh ...... Joshua Towb Sir Graham Forbes …. James Thomason through the book and then the film of The Nun's Story. Kenneth ...... Michael Tudor Barnes Inspector Crane …. Haydn Jones Written by Zoe Fairbairns. Bill ...... Mark Burrows Wilfred Davis …. Basil Jones Kathryn Hulme ...... Debora Weston Scrap ...... Sara-Jane Derrick Dr Kohima’s Maid …. Ann Murray Marie-Louise Habets ...... Rachel Atkins Flouncy ...... Bernadette Windsor Carl Lathom …. Simon Lack Pierre ...... John Moraitis Gertrude ...... Becky Hindley Mrs Trevelyan …. Barbara Mitchell Fred Zinneman ...... Garrick Hagon Producer: Glyn Dearman Ricky Henderson …. Frank Henderson Audrey Hepburn ...... Christine Kavanagh First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in April 1995 Dr Kohima …. Rolf Lefebvre Mother Benedict ...... Jane Ridley SAT 07:30 Great Lives (b07bzdc1) Webb/Shaw …. Ronald Herdman Director: Sara Davies Series 39 Producer: Martin C Webster First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 2007. George Fox First broadcast on BBC Radio 2 in March 1968. SAT 04:00 It's Not What You Know (b01c7snf) George Fox, born in 1624 in Leicestershire, is best known as SAT 01:30 Rogue Male by Geoffrey Household (b007jr3t) Series 1 the founder of the Quakers. In early life he was apprenticed to a Episode 5 Episode 1 shoemaker, and for a while he worked as a shepherd as well. Still on the run from foreign agents, the Englishman is pursued Rachel Johnson, Desmond Lynam and Mark Steel nominate one But it was as a preacher travelling widely across the land that he through the deep tunnels of the London Underground. of their nearest and dearest to answer a selection of questions. made his name, and also received the most abuse. As he writes: Geoffrey Household's classic British thriller was first published Anything from "Who would you like to be stranded on a desert "... the people fell upon me in great rage, struck me down and shortly before the outbreak of war in 1939. island with?" to "What is your favourite film?" to "How much is almost stifled and smothered me. And I was cruelly beaten and Read by Michael Jayston. a pint of milk?" bruised by them with their hands, Bibles and sticks." Producer: David Jackson Young. Then they attempt to second-guess how their nominee Nominating the dissenting George Fox is Ann Limb, chair of Made for BBC 7 by BBC Scotland and first broadcast in responded. If they can get it right, or come close, they get the Scout Association. Also in studio, Jonathan Fryer, editor of January 2004. points. George Fox and the Children of the Light. SAT 02:00 The Running Hare by John Lewis-Stempel Miles Jupp takes the chair. Matthew Parris presents, and the producer in Bristol is Miles (b079rrbb) Plus special guest - renowned film director and food critic, Warde. Episode 5 Michael Winner gives answers which the panel must try to First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016. A close up and intimate natural history by John Lewis-Stempel. predict. SAT 08:00 Heresy (b07c2t5p) By taking an abandoned field close to his farm, he observes in Producer: Sam Michell Series 10 minute detail the behaviour of plants, birds and animals that are First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 2012. Episode 2 being displaced by agribusiness. In telling the story of one field, SAT 04:30 The Sit Crom (b00mf205) Victoria Coren Mitchell presents another edition of the show he tells the story of our countryside, our language, our religion The Wasps' Nest which dares to commit heresy . and our food. But in transforming one field, he creates a haven The search for enemies leads to love triumphing over fire. Her guests this week are Alex Horne, Jonny Woo and Richard for one particular animal close to his heart - the brown hare. Sue Limb's six-part comedy set during the English Civil War. Osman. Together they discuss money, dress codes and sexy TV The final episode brings mixed emotions - the field awaits a Sir John Firebasket .... Joss Ackland dramas. new use and a new owner. Lady Anne Firebasket .... Denise Coffey Producer: Daisy Knight Writer: John Lewis-Stempel Tobias Thynne .... Clive Merrison An Avalon production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in May Abridger Barry Johnston Mercy, alias Melissa .... Miriam Margolyes 2016. Reader: Bernard Hill Father Francis .... Nickolas Grace SAT 08:30 Beachcomber... By the Way (b0084hyx) Producer: David Roper Slow Ned .... Chris Emmett Series 1 A Heavy Entertainment Production Gazebo Fogg .... Jack Klaff Episode 5 First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016. Posthumous .... Nicky Henson Lady Cabstanleigh holds a party, Mrs McGurgle gets into an SAT 02:15 Gregory Evans - Blood and Milk (b091wby0) Counter Tenor .... Peter Hayward argument, Chief Inspector Blunderton follows up a few leads, Series 2 Captain Arise Higgs .... Alun Armstrong and Justice Cocklecarrot has to contend with the antics of the Episode 5 Producer: Jonathan James-Moore Filthistan trio. Having failed to secure Beth's release from the clutches of First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1990. Richard Ingrams, John Wells, John Sessions and Patricia Moses Lipski, Meg decides to take matters into her own hands - SAT 05:00 Rudy's Rare Records (b00yqsj3) Routledge recreate the world of the JB Morton. with dramatic results. Series 3 Running in the Daily Express from 1924 to 1975 – JB Morton’s CAST Girls and Boys surreally comic ‘Beachcomber’ column paved the way for a Megan Evans ….. Bettrys Jones With Rudy about to tie the knot, it's party time - Adam style. great deal of modern humour.
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