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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  • 26 May 12: "Coming out" as an atheist

    Sat, 26 May 12

    Duration:
    28 mins

    Available:
    28 days remaining

    Listener Susan Lawrence talks to iPM about losing her religious beliefs, and how she is still afraid to tell her friends. Also, following the publication of the Beecroft Report, we meet a listener perplexed by employment legislation. And James Naughtie reads "Your News". With Eddie Mair and Jennifer Tracey.

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  • 'We shook the Prefect's hand'

    Sat, 19 May 12

    Duration:
    29 mins

    Available:
    21 days remaining

    Another country: a Briton who became French so he could vote there and a British Ghanaian on what she feels she owes to her country of birth. Plus flash fiction and the couple with 10,000 books. Danny Baker reads Your News. ipm@bbc.co.uk

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  • 19 May 12 "The first can goes down in seconds"

    Sat, 19 May 12

    Duration:
    26 mins

    Available:
    21 days remaining

    Will a minimum price for alcohol cut drinking? The Scottish Government thinks it will. Listener Paul Thompson emailed to say, it will not. Paul, an alcohol and addiction worker, tells us why. Another listener, himself an alcoholic, agrees with him. And, with the Chelsea Flower Show just around the corner, Bunny Guinness reads your news. With Jennifer Tracey and Eddie Mair. IPM@bbc.co.uk

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  • 12 May 12 "Racist songs on the school bus'"

    Sat, 12 May 12

    Duration:
    27 mins

    Available:
    14 days remaining

    Listeners Christopher Humphrys talks to his famous dad, John, about the rise of the far right in Greece and the impact it is having on his young, Athens-based family. Also why the rising price postage of postage is harming the moustache wax business. And the history of British fears about immigrants preying on vulnerable young women. With Eddie Mair and Jennifer Tracey. iPM@bbc.co.uk

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