THE ATHEISM TAPES: JONATHAN MILLER IN CONVERSATION Mondays beginning 18 October 2004
Jonathan Miller meets up with some of the key contributors from his three-part Brief History of Disbelief in these half-hour extended conversations.
ARTHUR MILLER
Tuesday 29 February 2005 12.30am-1am (Monday night)
As a tribute to the recently deceased playwright Arthur Miller, another chance to see the discussion between Jonathan Miller and Arthur Miller about disbelief and their experiences of anti-Semitism, recorded in 2004.
FULL LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
COLIN MCGINN Monday 18 October midnight-12.30am; 2.30am-3am; Saturday 23 October 7pm-7.30pm
Jonathan Miller talks to the philosopher Colin McGinn about atheism and anti-Theism.
STEVEN WEINBERG Tuesday 26 October 12.05am-12.35am; 2.35am-3.05am (Monday night); Friday 29 October 7pm-7.30pm
The Nobel Prize-winning physicist discusses the role of science in the erosion of religious belief.
ARTHUR MILLER
Monday 1 November 11.40pm-12.10am; 2.10am-1.40am; Friday 5 November 7pm-7.30pm
Playwright Arthur Miller and Jonathan Miller talk about disbelief and their experiences of anti-Semitism.
RICHARD DAWKINS Tuesday 9 November 12.30am-1am; 3am-3.30am (Monday night); Friday 12 November 7pm-7.30pm
Biologist Richard Dawkins talks to Jonathan Miller about his implacable opposition to all religion.
DENYS TURNER Monday 15 November midnight-12.30am; 2.30am-3am; Friday 19 November 7pm-7.30pm
Christian theologian Denys Turner defends the case for God as the answer to the most important questions.
DANIEL DENNETT Monday 22 November midnight-12.30am; 2.30am-3am; Friday 26 November 7pm-7.30pm
Philosopher Daniel Dennett talks to Jonathan Miller about why people still believe in God.
