BBC Listener for iPhone

BBC Listener

The best of BBC radio handpicked for the world's curious minds.

Every week you'll get over 20 new documentaries, magazine and discussion programs to listen to on demand. Programs can also be saved for off-line listening. Plus, you get access to a huge archive of great documentaries.

All for a small monthly subscription - see the App Store for the price in your location.

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Available on the App Store The BBC Listener is made by BBC Worldwide and is currently on the Apple iPhone.
BBC Listener will be available on other mobile devices over the coming months.
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Latest Showing you the 20+ Programs that are new this week
Genres Browse our Archive of over 400 Programs
Saved Save up to 20 programs to listen to offline
Radio Tuner Don't know what to listen to? Stumble across great programs in the radio tuner
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From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent

For over 50 years, From Our Own Correspondent has been one of BBC Radio's flagship programs. Every week, correspondents from around the world report on the stories behind the headlines, often bringing a personal perspective to them.

Americana

Americana

Presenter Matt Frei and an eclectic panel of guests present a thought-provoking mix of discussion, reportage and eavesdropping on American airwaves. The program also teams up with radio stations around the country, bringing insights from places off the beaten track.

In Our Time

In Our Time

Since 1998, In Our Time has been exploring the history of ideas. Each week, Melvyn Bragg and guests choose a specific historical topic, ranging from the Pilgrim Fathers to Artificial Intelligence, and discuss the influence it's had on the world.

Desert Island Discs

Desert Island Discs

First broadcast in 1942, Desert Island Discs is the longest-running music program in the history of radio. The format is simple: a distinguished guest is invited to choose eight tracks they'd take to a desert island. What would you choose?

Crossing Continents

Crossing Continents

The show that investigates the human issues behind the headlines, via BBC correspondents around the world, from Mississippi to the Middle East. This long-running series has received Amnesty International, One World and New York Festival awards.

Life Stories

David Attenborough's Life Stories

Renowned naturalist Sir David Attenborough presents a series of 20 talks on creatures and plants from around the globe. Each program looks at a subject of personal interest, drawing on 60 years of experience filming the natural world.

The Bottom Line

The Bottom Line

Journalist Evan Davis hosts this talk show, which examines the stories behind the business headlines. Each week, influential leaders from the world of commerce get together to discuss the issues that matter to their companies and their customers.

Book Club

Book Club

Journalist James Naughtie invites an author into the studio to discuss one of his or her novels with a group of readers. Past guests have included Elmore Leonard, Barbara Kingsolver, Jonathan Franzen, Alice Sebold and John Irving.

Start The Week

Start The Week

First broadcast in 1970, Start The Week has been setting the cultural agenda in the UK for four decades. Every Monday, Andrew Marr and various guests from the fields of art, literature, film, history, and politics, discuss their work and the ideas behind it.

Science

Science

BBC Listener will bring you a science program every weekday. There's a weekly overview of news in Science In Action, the latest in the world of medicine in Health Check, technology in Digital Planet, the environment in One Planet and the regular science documentary strand Discovery.

Documentaries

Documentaries

Every week we'll bring you four documentaries that will appeal to curious minds. From the Russian Winnie the Pooh or the history of the limerick to Pakistan's nuclear weapons or green technology in aviation, there'll be something unexpected to fascinate. Plus subscribers will get access to a growing archive of over 350 documentaries.

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