HARDtalk
12/03/2018
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC News ChannelLatest broadcast: on BBC News Channel HD
Stephen Sackur talks to Pakistani novelist Mohsin Hamid about his latest book which focuses on migration. Show more
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Nadia and Saeed are two ordinary young people falling in love in a world turned upside down. Theirs is a story of a world in crisis and two humans travelling through it. Show more
Start the Week
Mohsin Hamid on leaving home
43 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Kirsty Wark discusses migration and expanding borders with novelist Mohsin Hamid, lawyer Carol Bohmer, theatre director Robert Hastie and former Portuguese minister Bruno Macaes. Show more
Open Book
Mohsin Hamid, North Korean short stories
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Mariella Frostrup talks to acclaimed novelist Mohsin Hamid, whose new book, Exit West, takes on hugely urgent themes of migration and the refugee crisis. Show more
Romance blossoms for students Nadia and Saeed, but their world is about to be turned upside down. Nikesh Patel reads Mohsin Hamid's Man Booker shortlisted novel about displacement. Show more
Two ordinary young people fall in love in a world turned upside down. As their journey continues, Saeed and Nadia find themselves feeling violence once again. Show more
As the battle for their city intensifies, and fearing for Nadia's safety, Saeed makes a proposal. Nikesh Patel reads Mohsin Hamid's Man Booker shortlisted novel about displacement. Show more
Two ordinary young people fall in love in a world turned upside down. Saeed and Nadia discover what looks like a miraculous route to safety. Show more
Nadia and Saeed are two ordinary young people falling in love in a world turned upside down. The couple find peace in an unexpected place. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Mohsin Hamid’s fractured youth in Pakistan and USA and the creation of language, art and identity. Read by Sanjeev Baskhar. Show more
Back in Lahore, Hamid gets to grip with a writer’s solitary life, developing his craft and his fitness. Read by Sanjeev Baskhar. Show more
Islamaphobia both pre and post 9/11, and the fearsome consequences of terrorism on Pakistan. Read by Sanjeev Baskhar. Show more
Hamid’s country's history and progress on the occasions of Pakistan's 60th and 65th birthdays. Read by Sanjeev Baskhar. Show more
Hamid relocates to London for his career and finds love in the city, but his birth city is calling. Read by Sanjeev Baskhar. Show more
Front Row
Kazuo Ishiguro
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Arts news, interviews and reviews. Kazuo Ishiguro has just been awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature. From Stockholm, he talks to John Wilson about becoming a Nobel Laureate. Show more
Free Thinking
Partition: Novelists' views of India and Pakistan now
45 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 3
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Neel Mukherjee, Preti Taneja, Mohsin Hamid and Nadeem Aslam talk borders and migration with Anne McElvoy, plus Gurindher Chadha on her film about Partition, Viceroy's House. Show more
Free Thinking
Partition, Mohsin Hamid, Gurinder Chadha
45 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 3
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Presented by Anne McElvoy. With author Mohsin Hamid talking about migration, Mohsin Hamid, Preti Taneja and Sam Goodman discussing India's Partition, and director Gurinder Chadha. Show more