Neil Hannon, Bernadette Murphy and Alicia Bastos

Chapter 1

Introduction

Henry Rees-Sheridan joins Robert Bound and Tom Edwards to discuss the week just gone – and the one to come.

Chapter 2

Bernadette Murphy

The story of Vincent van Gogh cutting off his ear while staying in Arles during the late 19th century has become a major part of the city’s history. Author Bernadette Murphy wanted to separate fact from fiction and so launched an investigation into happened that night. The result: ‘Van Gogh’s Ear: The True Story’.

Chapter 3

Neil Hannon

We meet the man who has steered the playful pop of The Divine Comedy for the past 20 years. His latest album is “Foreverland”; he joins Robert Bound to discuss the inspiration behind the band’s first record in six years.

Chapter 4

Alicia Bastos

With the Olympic Games kicking off in Rio this weekend, we’re joined by Alicia Bastos, who runs Braziliarty: a platform for the promotion of Brazilian arts and culture abroad.