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Lucy Duran visits Equatorial Guinea in central Africa to hear music of the Fang people.
Wed 6 Jul 2011 22:00 BBC Radio 3
Philip Dodd talks to Arianna Huffington about the launch of the Huffington Post in the UK.
And, since it was first published in 1719, Daniel Defoe's novel 'Robinson Crusoe' has been dramatised, turned into an opera, a cartoon and a pantomime. As a new book on the figure of Crusoe is published Philip Dodd talks to its author, Katherine Frank.
And the latest in the series of New Generation Thinkers, David Petts, on why commerce is turning out to be archaeology's best friend.
Crusoe by Katherine Frank is out now published by Bodley Head.
BBC Radio 3Wed 6 Jul 2011 22:00 BBC Radio 3
The best of BBC Radio 3's flagship arts and ideas programme Night Waves - featuring in-depth...
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