Jude Rogers

These stories of family bonds capture traditional music that’s equal parts rhythmic, melodic and harmonic, and rarely heard outside Indigenous communities

Moya Brennan's voice was an unusual instrument to arrive in the Top 20 in November 1982, especially on a Top of the Pops episode featuring the very

Music might be the greatest mood enhancer in the world: it's certainly hard to think of another art form that can so effectively tip a feeling of

On a walk through the wet fields of Amersham, the comedian and presenter talks about drinking lager aged three, his dad’s excuse for abandoning his family and why leaving Oxford University was like being thrown from a boat

On a walk through the wet fields of Buckinghamshire, the comedian and presenter talks about drinking lager aged three, his dad’s excuse for abandoning his family and why leaving Oxford University was like being thrown from a boat

Kirsty Young delves into the archives of psychiatrist Anthony Clare, who for 20 years interrogated celebrity guests - from Anthony Hopkins to Jimmy Savile - live on air

The comedian answers the Nerve Q&A - on his new documentary tracing the links between Maga and the world of TV wrestling, the joy of Lime-bikes and the inspiration behind his Black Boys Theatre Club. Interview by Jude Rogers

Behind this gorgeous collection of folk tunes from Southeast Asia, Soviet Russia and the Islamic and Arabic worlds lies the legacy of two Americans: the

The US guitarist excavates the outer reachers of the famed collector’s work, pointedly – and beautifully – reinterpreting songs from nations touched by major US conflicts

The American blues poet's new album moves from neo-soul to spiky social commentary in a thrilling, sonically inventive mix, writes Jude Rogers