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George Bernard Shaw - or Bernard Shaw, as he preferred to be known - was one of Ireland's foremost dramatists and thinkers. His plays range from contemporary satires to historical allegories, and are infused with ideas, insight, wit and wisdom. Included here are some of his best works, adapted for radio and brought together in reverse chronological order in one statement collection.

Polish-born author and mariner Joseph Conrad is widely regarded as one of the greatest English novelists. His 16 years in the merchant navy profoundly shaped his fiction, giving him transformative experiences of adventure and exotic places, and a unique insight into the human psyche. Included here are adaptations of six of his best works, brought together for the first time and collected in chronological order, plus one fascinating bonus programmes exploring his life and art.

A notorious flirt. A serial anti-monogamist. Wild, carefree, and very, very loud. Luna has one rule in life: don't get attached. Until she meets Jackson. The nice guy on campus. People-pleaser to his core. Reluctant thrower of kick-ass parties. Quiet, unassuming, and content to live his life firmly out of the spotlight.

After shooting a teenage boy in an undercover operation, DS Sue Manson is taken off the front line and transferred to a desk job in Missing Persons. But no sooner has she arrived than she's in the thick of the action once more, tasked with tracking down a trio of twisted criminals.

A crossroads for the people of Europe and the Mediterranean, Marseille is a city that does not discriminate. It embodies the down-and-dirty, tough-guy side of France, but what it lacks in sophistication, it makes up for in spirit. Still, in its shadows lurks a not-so-distant darkness....

It has been said that the saddest day in life is the day you reach the ultimate and it lets you down. Listen as the mental training coach of World Champions, National Champions, Olympians, PGA Tour Champions, and Fortune 100 Companies teaches you why.

Discover championship insights from the mental training coach to two NBA world championship teams, two NCAA national championship teams, two NBA MVPs, Olympians, numerous PGA Tour winners, and a host of Fortune 100 companies. In this program you will discover the greatest predictor of success, how to "perform your best when it means the most", the five absolutes of mental toughness, and why "having potential" is not enough.

Discover championship insights from the Mental Training Coach to two NBA World Championship teams, two NCAA National Championship teams, two NBA MVPs, Olympians, numerous PGA Tour Winners, and a host of Fortune 100 Companies. In this program you will discover the greatest predictor of success, how to "perform your best when it means the most", the five absolutes of mental toughness, and why "having potential" is not enough.

It has been said that the saddest day in life is the day you reach the ultimate, and it lets you down. Listen as the mental-training coach of world and national champions, Olympians, PGA Tour champions, and Fortune 100 companies teaches you why.

Money Is God in Action created a minor sensation when it was announced in the Religious Notices page of the New York Times. Equating God with money was unheard of in New York, from St. Patrick's Cathedral down to Wall Street's Trinity Church. New York was never the same after that. Neither was RCB's attendance on Sunday, requiring ever larger meeting places.

Sarah Woods has developed a reputation for taking seemingly un-dramatisable non-fiction classics and turning them into gripping and immersive audio drama. Four seminal political books are here brought to life and into the twenty-first century, and ideas that have been fascinating and shaping society for hundreds of years are developed into brilliant, insightful dramas. How does humanity's success also mean its potential destruction? And what do we need to turn from this danger, and instead develop a global system that's positive, sustainable, and better for the masses rather than the few?