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Adventurer Wendy Searle, Women Talking review and polyamorous relationships

Adventurer Wendy Searle on why she pushes herself to the limits, former member of a religious sect Joy Cranham reviews Women Talking and the reality of polyamorous relationships

Aid workers Karen McDonnell and Alastair Dutton discuss the aid work going on in Turkey and Syria after a devastating earthquake and the difficulties of making local and international efforts work together.

Author Anya Bergman and modern witch Dr Alice Tarbuck reflection why they believe there has been a rise in the prominence of witches in popular culture. 

The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland - Right Reverend Dr Iain Greenshields - looks back at his Pilgrimage Of Peace to the world's newest country, South Sudan alongside The Pope and The Archbishop Of Canterbury. 

Polar adventurer Wendy Searle discusses what drives her to push herself to the limits of her endurance in the Antarctic.  

Former religious sect member Joy Cranham, reviews new film Women Talking in the context of her own personal experience. 

As Valentine's Day approaches, Tony hears about what makes a polyamorous relationship work when there are more than two members in a loving arrangement

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