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Blue Skies

on BBC Radio 3

The last of six programmes in which Professor Steve Jones assesses the legacy of Charles Darwin 's Origin of Species.
Hybrids. When two unlikely bedfellows combine, is the result a uneasy mishmash which is neither fish nor fowl? Or are such hybrids exciting products of rigorous and dynamic fusion? Professor Steve Jones looks at hybridisation as it takes place in the arts and in science: from music and cookery to genetic modification and cross-breeding in nature. He investigates the mechanisms by which these variations come into existence and concludes the series with the startling question: is it possible for evolution to continue for ever - or not?
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SOUNDING THE CENTURY

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Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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