> The BBC’s “In Our Time” began in 1998 as a Radio 4 program with low expectations: Scholars and experts would discuss, but not debate, a new topic each Thursday at 9 a.m. Within five years, it reportedly had 1.7 million weekly listeners. A quarter-century later, its podcast archive offers “more than a thousand episodes,” as the host, Melvyn Bragg, reminds me each time I queue up a new one.
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> The BBC’s “In Our Time” began in 1998 as a Radio 4 program with low expectations: Scholars and experts would discuss, but not debate, a new topic each Thursday at 9 a.m. Within five years, it reportedly had 1.7 million weekly listeners. A quarter-century later, its podcast archive offers “more than a thousand episodes,” as the host, Melvyn Bragg, reminds me each time I queue up a new one.