The Richard Dimbleby Lecture Season 1 Episodes

Episode 1

What Are Universities for, Anyway?

Episode 2

Minority Verdict

Episode 3

Housing: Who Is to Blame?

Episode 4

The British Experience in Television

Episode 5

Elective Dictatorship

Episode 6

The Human Face of Labour

Episode 7

Risk

Episode 8

Home Thoughts from Abroad

Episode 9

Misuse of Power

Episode 10

Irish Identities

Episode 11

Missing Our Connections

Episode 12

The Other Britain

Episode 13

Teacher, Teach Thyself

Episode 14

Does Industry Matter?

Episode 15

British Television: Who Are the Masters Now?

Episode 16

Knowledge Itself Is Power

Episode 17

Living Off the Land

Episode 18

Europe in the Nineties

Episode 19

The Judiciary in the Nineties

Episode 20

Security and Democracy: Is There a Conflict?

Episode 21

Science, Delusion and the Appetite for Wonder

Episode 22

Public Life, Public Confidence

Episode 23

Principles of Peace

Episode 24

The Future Could be Too Much Fun

Episode 25

Who's Afraid of Modern Art

Episode 26

The Struggle for the Soul of the 21st Century

Episode 27

Nations, Markets and Morals

Episode 28

The Path Towards a New World

Episode 29

Engineering the Difference

Episode 30

What Kind of Police Service Do We Want?

Episode 31

Defence of the Realm in the 21st Century

Episode 32

A DNA-Driven World

Episode 33

Facing the Future

Episode 34

Shaking Hands with Death

Terry Pratchett's lecture "Shaking Hands with Death", about assisted death, was read by his friend Tony Robinson because his particular form of Alzheimer's disease means he has trouble reading.

Episode 35

Set Our Children Free

Episode 36

The New Enlightenment

Sir Paul Nurse, Nobel Laureate, explores the wonder of science and how it enhances our culture and civilisation.

Episode 37

The Impatient Optimist

Episode 38

A New Multilateralism for the 21st Century