Magazine arts show. One year on from the referendum that split the Scottish nation, Irvine Welsh visits Edinburgh to survey what effect it had on the arts in Scotland. Show more

Magazine arts show. Charlotte Church meets musicians using the power of singing to push the boundaries of what a voice can do. Show more

Magazine arts show. George the Poet explores the meaning of black culture in four spoken word chapters. Show more

Magazine arts show. Maria Balshaw asks why, over a century since the Suffragette movement, women are still not equal. Show more

Magazine arts show. In an experiment with the Tate, a cross-section of British society reveals what it thinks about famous public artworks. Show more

Magazine arts show. Lynn Barber talks to comedians Rob Delaney and Ruby Wax about the mental health challenges they have both faced in their personal lives. Show more

Magazine arts show. Ryan Gander proposes that everyday life can be a creative act. He visits an artistic colony and meets Olafur Eliasson, who is fascinated by cookery. Show more

Magazine arts show. David Baddiel investigates Thomas Carlyle's Great Man theory - a view that history is formed by the impact of certain charismatic men. Show more

Magazine arts show. At the Hay Festival, Paul Mason talks to six writers engaged with the most urgent issues of our time. Show more

Magazine arts show. In an era of rising prices and housing shortages, the V&A's architecture curator Kieran Long explores the future of the home in Britain. Show more

Magazine arts show. Mumford & Sons talk to Lynn Barber about becoming an international super group and their varied influences and tastes. Show more

Magazine arts show. Is fiction the best way to access the truth? Val McDermid explores the relationship between fiction, video games and crime documentary. Show more

Magazine arts show. Lynn Barber meets up with the self-ordained king of punk John Lydon, who discusses his life, legacy and songs. Show more

Magazine arts show. Over the years, the BBC has captured many famous poets for posterity. Artsnight goes through the archives to show how bards became broadcasters. Show more

Magazine arts show. Julie Walters meets Willy Russell, to find out how a 15-year-old dropout became one of the most successful playwrights in the history of modern British theatre. Show more

Magazine arts show. David Baddiel, author, comedian and former Booker Prize judge, introduces the six novels on the 2016 Man Booker Prize shortlist. Show more

Magazine arts show. With five major productions taking place across 2016, this film looks at why Shakespeare's tragedy King Lear resonates so deeply with contemporary audiences. Show more

Magazine arts show. Waldemar Januszczak looks back over three decades of the Turner Prize to learn more about our relationship to the relevance and purpose of contemporary art. Show more

Brenda Emmanus meets and profiles ten great living British designers, to find out what inspires them and explore how they have responded to society's evolving tastes. Show more

Magazine arts show. Journalist Lynn Barber takes over editorial control and indulges her passion for American pop culture, meeting John Waters and Doug Aitken. Show more