
Hosted by Olivia Copeland · EN

Through the words and works of Dylan Thomas, Warsan Shire, Henri-Louis Bergson, Evelyn Waugh, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and Tanvi Roberts, Olivia explores the experiences of youth and old age, and how they might not be so different. First aired on Cam FM 97.2, 07/06/2020.

Olivia explores the meaning of peace through the careful words of Lemn Sissay, Stephen Edgar, Clive Sansom, Khaled Hosseini, Maggie Smith and Mother Theresa. First aired on Cam FM 97.2, 31/05/2020.

Olivia thinks about life, death, and what it's all about, with the help of Charlotte Bronte, Tony Harrison, Joseph Conrad, Oscar Wilde, Seamus Heaney and William Shakespeare. First aired on Cam FM 97.2, 17/05/2020.

Through the words of Jackie Morris, Wendell Berry, Anne Bronte, William Butler Yeats, Caroline Bird and Kahlil Gibran, Olivia admires the beauty in our world, and how it's been perceived and portrayed through poetry and prose. First aired on Cam FM 97.2, 10/05/2020.

Olivia reads poetry and prose by Walt Whitman, Kathryn Manis, James McAuley, Robert Louis Stevenson, Ford Maddox Ford, Christina Rossetti and Seamus Heaney, who have all explored love from different angles throughout history, but have never settled on the mystery behind that beautiful phenomenon. First aired on Cam FM 97.2, 03/05/2020.

In this first episode, Olivia reads words by Stephen Edgar, Louis MacNeice, Italo Calvino, Durs Grünbein and Wendy Cope, thinking about what they say about the constancy of change and humanity's lack of control over the universe. First aired on Cam FM 97.2, 26/04/2020.