iPM: Share What You Know

iPM: Share What You Know

iPM is the news programme that starts with its listeners. A weekly companion to the nightly PM, it's where the expertise and insights of the Radio 4 audience shape a programme that sees news differently. Presented by Jennifer Tracey and PM's Eddie Mair.

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Recent episodes (5)

  • 25 May 13: "Zero gravity is a state of grace"

    Sat, 25 May 13

    Duration:
    25 mins

    Available:
    30 days remaining

    An astronaut tells iPM: "I get back from fixing the Hubble telescope and my wife says: 'Alright Mr Fix-It, the washing machine is broken.'" With Eddie Mair and Jennifer Tracey.

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  • 18 May 13: “Sex offenders are not all monsters”

    Sat, 18 May 13

    Duration:
    24 mins

    Available:
    23 days remaining

    Listener Lydia Guthrie has for fifteen years worked directly with sex offenders – she talks to Jennifer Tracey about why we need to rehabilitate them back into society. And songwriter Gary Osborne explains how it can take eleven people to write a pop song.

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  • 11 May 13: “They feel something happening to them"

    Sat, 11 May 13

    Duration:
    25 mins

    Available:
    16 days remaining

    “They all have a reason for coming, they feel that something is happening to them”- iPM spends the day in a GP surgery, hearing the stories of the staff and patients.

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  • 04 May 13: “Brits are bad at pronunciation”

    Sat, 4 May 13

    Duration:
    25 mins

    Available:
    9 days remaining

    One listener emailed asking "why are the Brits so bad at pronunciation?" - We consult the BBC Pronunciation Unit. And we hear how it feels to fight your first political campaign.

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  • 27 Apr 13 "It wasn't worth the risk"

    Sat, 27 Apr 13

    Duration:
    25 mins

    Available:
    2 days remaining

    A journalist tells us how she covertly entered North Korea but decided not to report. The father of a twelve year old anorexic warns iPM listeners to "watch your children". And Jennifer Tracey goes shopping with a woman who survives on a £20 per week food budget. Presented by Jennifer Tracey and Eddie Mair.

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