Naomi Clifford and London guide Jonnie Fielding visit an outdoor exhibition on the 18th-century women freemen of the City of London.

Roli Okorodudu reads The Emulation, a poem by 17th-century poet Sarah Fyge Egerton about the oppression of women by men, and Naomi Clifford interviews Sharon Wright about the life of Maria Branwell, the mother of the Brontë sisters,

Why do some teenage girls tell untruths?

Naomi Clifford talks to Diane Goldie about making wearable art, and looks back at the work of two women who used stitchery to make art. Plus, a visit to an exhibition of Nellie Roberts watercolours o

Naomi Clifford and Lena Augustinson talk about why some teenage girls feel compelled to tell untruths.

A conversation with artist Diane Goldie and the work of orchid painter Nellie Roberts

With Sharon Wright, author of a biography of Maria Branwell Brontë, plus The Emulation, a poem by 17th-century feminist Sarah Fyge Egerton.

The Emulation by Sarah Fyge Egerton and a new biography of the Brontë sisters' mother

Naomi Clifford and Lena Augustinson talk about why some teenage girls feel compelled to tell untruths.

Diane Goldie discusses her work creating wearable art. Plus orchid painter Nellie Roberts.