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Money Girl - 245 MG Safety Nets for Your Personal Finances
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Start the Week - Philosophy: Bernard-Henri Levy, Mary Warnock and Roger Scruton
Andrew Marr discusses the role of the public intellectual on Start the Week. The French philosopher, journalist and activist Bernard-Henri Levy flexes his muscles as he sets out his views on everything from literature to politics and fame, Baroness Mary Warnock looks at morality and what philosophers can add to the current debates about privacy, society and fairness, while Roger Scruton argues that his 'green philosophy' finds a natural home in right wing politics. Producer: Katy Hickman.
Start the Week - Philosophy: Bernard-Henri Levy, Mary Warnock and Roger Scruton
Andrew Marr discusses the role of the public intellectual on Start the Week. The French philosopher, journalist and activist Bernard-Henri Levy flexes his muscles as he sets out his views on everything from literature to politics and fame, Baroness Mary Warnock looks at morality and what philosophers can add to the current debates about privacy, society and fairness, while Roger Scruton argues that his 'green philosophy' finds a natural home in right wing politics. Producer: Katy Hickman.
The History of Rome - 161- The Swamps of Ravenna
Alaric and his Goths invaded Italy in 402. After they were pushed out, Stilicho moved the seat of the Western Imperial Court to the city of Ravenna.
World Book Club - Penelope Lively – Moon Tiger
Harriett Gilbert talks to acclaimed British writer Penelope Lively about her Booker Prize winning novel Moon Tiger.
A haunting tale of loss, loneliness and secret desires Moon Tiger is the kaleidoscopic story of maverick historian Claudia Hampton.
Telling nurses on her death bed that she will write a "history of the world and in the process my own," she charts her intensely-lived life from her childhood in England after World War I to the war-torn desert plains of Egypt, 30 years later – and beyond.
Egocentric and condescending as well as vulnerable and gutsy, Claudia is a complex heroine for our times who lingers in the mind long after you put the book down.
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Motley Fool Money - Motley Fool Money: 12.02.2011
The unemployment rate falls to its lowest level in more than two years. Retailers report big sales numbers. Pfizer loses its patent protection for Lipitor. And pop music group Hanson taps into a new business opportunity. Our analysts discuss those stories and share three stocks on their radar. Plus, James Rickards discusses his book, Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis.
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