Sharan Rani (sarod) Chatur Lal (tabla)
Ayana Angadi (tambura)
Raga Nata Bhairava: Tala Rupaka Tala Astha Mangala , for tabla solo Raga Desh : Teen-tala

A series of conversations between speakers primarily concerned with the academic study of ideas and those with practical responsibilities.
6: The Power to Persuade
Participants in this last discussion are:
JOHN Bowen , author of the novel based on advertising, Storyboard
The Rt. Hon. Jo Grimond , m.p.. Leader of the Liberal Party DENIS HEALEY ,
M.P. RICHARD HOGGART. Senior Lecturer in English. Leicester University
HUGH TREVOR-ROPER , Regius Professor in Modern History, Oxford University
STUART HAMPSHIRE . Professor of Philosophy of Mind and Logic, London University, who has led all the discussions
Command or control of the power to persuade others may be one of the great dangers to equality. In this conversation the speakers explore some of the organs of persuasion and discuss their social implications.
: second broadcast

by VERNON SCANNELL
The verse narration spoken by VERNON SCANNELL
Produced by RAYNER HEPPENSTALL
Vernon Scannell was once a first-class amateur boxer, winning the Northern Universities Championships at welter, middle, and cruiserweight, and later boxing for a time as a professional. In this programme he remembers the nervous ordeal that he faced as a youth of sixteen waiting to box in the final bout of the Junior Amateur Championships held in a famous London stadium of the thirties. He remembers, too, another fight: the conflict between two aspects of his temperament-the aspiring poet and the aspiring pugilist.

BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Paul Beard
Conductor,
Rudolf Schwarz

A meditation at Pentecost by W.A. Whitehouse, Reader in Divinity in the University of Durham.
(BBC recording)

Piano Quintet in A major played by The Smetana Quartet Jiri Novak (violin)
Lubomir Kostecky (violin) Jaroslav Rybensky (viola) Antonin Kohout (cello) with Jan Panenka (piano) on a gramophone record

An illustrated talk by Rene Leibowitz
In this programme Reni Leibowitz discusses Josef Rufer 's Das Werk Arnold Schoenbergs , which can be described as 'the Schoenberg Kochel. * The illustrations include the Three Little Pieces for chamber orchestra and Herzgewaechse for high soprano, celesta, harmonium, and harp, performed by an ensemble under the direction of Rene Leibowitz.
Recorded in Paris in collaboration with Radiodiffusion-Television Franchise Second broadcast