Podcasts about love nina

Nina Stibbe was fifty when she first became a published writer with Love Nina, a collection of letters she wrote to her sister in the 1980s about her time working as a very inexperienced young nanny for Mary-Kay Wilmers, editor of the London Review of books.She found herself running a home where Alan Bennett often appeared at suppertime and other famous neighbours and people would pop round - though Nina had often no idea who they were. Her affectionate, witty memoir won non-fiction Book of the Year in 2014 and was adapted by Nick Hornby into a BBC TV series.After nannying, Nina worked in publishing and then moved to Cornwall where she lived with her partner and children. Since the success of Love Nina, she has written six more books, four of them novels. Her latest, Went to London, Took the Dog, charts her first return to the capital for twenty years. It's a break from domestic life back in Cornwall, or perhaps a fresh start altogether. Nina's musical choices include music by Handel, Mozart, Brahms and Benjamin Clementine.

Last week, Nina Stibbe joined me on The Shift bookclub (if you're not a member, I've taken the "lock" off for a week or so, so you can check it out on Youtube) to talk about her new memoir, Went to London, Took The Dog - what happens when a 60-year-old menopausal woman does a runner. So now seemed like a good time to revisit the episode of The Shift that was recorded just before she did that runner!---What happens when “one of the great comic writers of our time” hits menopause? That's the conundrum that faced this week's guest, award-winning novelist Nina Stibbe when she sat down to write her new novel. With five bestselling books under her belt, including her first memoir, Love Nina, which was turned into a hit TV series starring Helena Bonham Carter. And three novels centred around the turbulent teens and twenties of her alter-ego Lizzie Vogel, Nina decided it was time to turn her hand to middle age. In One Day I Shall Astonish The World, Nina examines the heartbreak, hilarity and occasional hatred of a friendship that stretches from late teens to mid-50s by way of very different love, life and career choices.Nina joined me to talk about being hit by the menopause truck, the pressure to be always funny and why her greatest midlife inspiration has come from comedy women. She also said she looks older than her mum and shared her ultimate midlife relationship-saver (or not!): the sofa bed.You can buy all the books mentioned in this podcast at Bookshop.org, including One Day I Shall Astonish The World and Went to London, Took The Dog by Nina Stibbe and the book that inspired this podcast, The Shift: how I lost and found myself after 40 - and you can too, by me!* And if you'd like to support the work that goes into making this podcast and get a weekly newsletter plus loads more content including exclusive transcripts of the podcast, why not join The Shift community, come and have a look around at www.theshiftwithsambaker.substack.com• The Shift (on life after 40) with Sam Baker is created and hosted by Sam Baker and edited by Emily Sandford. If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate/review/follow as it really does help other people find us. And let me know what you think on twitter @sambaker or instagram @theothersambaker. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's book guest is Love, Nina by Nina Stibbe with Rachel Parris.Sara and Cariad are joined by comedian, writer, improvisor and fellow Austentatious member Rachel Parris to discuss Camden, the London Review of Books, Alan Bennett and more! Thank you for reading with us. We like reading with you! Love, Nina by Nina Stibbe is available to buy here or on Apple Books here.Sara's debut novel Weirdo is published by Faber & Faber and is available to buy here.Cariad's book You Are Not Alone is published by Bloomsbury and is available to buy here.Follow Rachel on Instagram @rachelsvparris and Twitter @rachelparrisYou can book tickets to see Rachel's show Fool's Gold hereFollow Sara & Cariad's Weirdos Book Club on Instagram @saraandcariadsweirdosbookclub and Twitter @weirdosbookclub Recorded by ben Williams and edited by Naomi Parnell for Plosive.Artwork by Welcome Studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What happens when “one of the great comic writers of our time” hits menopause? That's the conundrum that faced this week's guest, award-winning novelist Nina Stibbe when she sat down to write her new novel. With five bestselling books under her belt, including her memoir, Love Nina, which was turned into a hit TV series starring Helena Bonham Carter. And three novels centred around the turbulent teens and twenties of her alter-ego Lizzie Vogel, Nina decided it was time to turn her hand to middle age. In One Day I Shall Astonish The World, Nina examines the heartbreak, hilarity and occasional hatred of a friendship that stretches from late teens to mid-50s by way of very different love, life and career choices.Nina joined me from Cornwall to talk about being hit by the menopause truck, the pressure to be always funny and why her greatest midlife inspiration has come from comedy women. She also said she looks older than her mum and shared her ultimate midlife relationship-saver: the sofa bed.You can buy all the books mentioned in this podcast at Bookshop.org, including One Day I Shall Astonish The World by Nina Stibbe and the book that inspired this podcast, The Shift: how I lost and found myself after 40 - and you can too, by me!And if you'd like to support the work that goes into making this podcast and get a weekly newsletter, please join The Shift community. Find out more at https://steadyhq.com/en/theshift/• The Shift (on life after 40) with Sam Baker is created and hosted by Sam Baker and edited by Emily Sandford. If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate/review/follow as it really does help other people find us. And let me know what you think on twitter @sambaker or instagram @theothersambaker. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Werbung: MagentaTV sponsert unsere Streaming-Tipp-Rubrik MagentaTV Must-Watch, in der wir euch spannende Serien-Entdeckungen aus der Megathek näher vorstellen. Die britische Serie Love, Nina flog seit ihrer BBC-Ausstrahlung im Jahr 2016 unter dem Radar, ist aber ein echter Feelgood-Geheimtipp, der noch dazu mit Stars wie Helena Bonham Carter (Harry Potter) und Faye Marsay (Game of Thrones) punkten kann. In unserer Streamgestöber-Rubrik MagentaTV Must-Watch stellen wir euch die gutgelaunte Miniserie genauer vor, in der eine junge Frau vom Land sich nicht nur dem Londoner Großstadt-Leben sondern auch der Betreuung zweier frecher Kinder stellen muss. Schriftsteller Nick Hornby (About a Boy) adaptierte hier die Romanvorlage von Nina Stibbe.

IT'S TIME FOR A BRAND NEW KIND OF LOVE STORY. Are you ready? Because Nina Mistry isn't . . . 30 Things I Love About Myself is the exuberant, witty, irresistible, hilarious and unforgettable story of Nina Mistry, who finds herself accidentally locked in a prison cell on the night of her 30th birthday, where she discovers a tatty little self-help book that will inspire her to take a long hard look at her life, who she really is and what she wants - and to put into action a self-love journey like no other! This is a book for anyone who has ever had a self-worth wobble, or is watching someone they love struggle; it is for anyone who has ever failed, and got themselves back up again; or whose life has veered off the tracks. IT IS THE BOOK YOUR BEST FRIEND WOULD RECOMMEND YOU START READING RIGHT NOW! If you love . . . - emotionally intelligent, fresh, sophisticated fiction - your humour and brilliantly drawn characters mixed with a clever and insightful feminist take on diversity in the media, casual sexism, racism, beauty ideals, online abuse and true self-care - the - RARE - kinds of books that, as soon as you finish, you immediately want to pass on to the women in your life you love most . . . then you will LOVE 30 Things I Love About Myself Follow @RadhikaSanghani #30Things to be the first to find out more . . . Continue listening for an outro from Radhika Sanghani, exclusive to this audiobook. This is just a glimpse of what the publishing team behind 30 Things I Love About Myself LOVE about this book: 'I absolutely fell in love with this book from the first chapter!' 'The characters are amazingly realistic and engaging' 'I love the freshness of Radhika's voice and of course I LOVE NINA' 'Warm, witty and wise' 'Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny from the dedication onwards!' 'What a wonderful novel' 'Such a positive message, for women of all ages!' 'It had me at the dedication! A lesson for me, and for every woman I know and love!' 'I needed this book!' 'It's raw, honest and achingly funny' 'Relatable, universal and entirely unique' 'The self-care message resonated very powerfully with me' 'Funny, clever and inviting. . . pulls you in then refuses to let you go' 'I absolutely, unequivocally LOVE Nina' 'I love the Leicester setting!' 'Impossible to put down' 'It feels really fresh and so right for now' 'I couldn't stop thinking about Nina!'

IT'S TIME FOR A BRAND NEW KIND OF LOVE STORY. Are you ready? Because Nina Mistry isn't . . . 30 Things I Love About Myself is the exuberant, witty, irresistible, hilarious and unforgettable story of Nina Mistry, who finds herself accidentally locked in a prison cell on the night of her 30th birthday, where she discovers a tatty little self-help book that will inspire her to take a long hard look at her life, who she really is and what she wants - and to put into action a self-love journey like no other! This is a book for anyone who has ever had a self-worth wobble, or is watching someone they love struggle; it is for anyone who has ever failed, and got themselves back up again; or whose life has veered off the tracks. IT IS THE BOOK YOUR BEST FRIEND WOULD RECOMMEND YOU START READING RIGHT NOW! If you love . . . - emotionally intelligent, fresh, sophisticated fiction - your humour and brilliantly drawn characters mixed with a clever and insightful feminist take on diversity in the media, casual sexism, racism, beauty ideals, online abuse and true self-care - the - RARE - kinds of books that, as soon as you finish, you immediately want to pass on to the women in your life you love most . . . then you will LOVE 30 Things I Love About Myself Follow @RadhikaSanghani #30Things to be the first to find out more . . . Continue listening for an outro from Radhika Sanghani, exclusive to this audiobook. This is just a glimpse of what the publishing team behind 30 Things I Love About Myself LOVE about this book: 'I absolutely fell in love with this book from the first chapter!' 'The characters are amazingly realistic and engaging' 'I love the freshness of Radhika's voice and of course I LOVE NINA' 'Warm, witty and wise' 'Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny from the dedication onwards!' 'What a wonderful novel' 'Such a positive message, for women of all ages!' 'It had me at the dedication! A lesson for me, and for every woman I know and love!' 'I needed this book!' 'It's raw, honest and achingly funny' 'Relatable, universal and entirely unique' 'The self-care message resonated very powerfully with me' 'Funny, clever and inviting. . . pulls you in then refuses to let you go' 'I absolutely, unequivocally LOVE Nina' 'I love the Leicester setting!' 'Impossible to put down' 'It feels really fresh and so right for now' 'I couldn't stop thinking about Nina!'

IT'S TIME FOR A BRAND NEW KIND OF LOVE STORY. Are you ready? Because Nina Mistry isn't . . . 30 Things I Love About Myself is the exuberant, witty, irresistible, hilarious and unforgettable story of Nina Mistry, who finds herself accidentally locked in a prison cell on the night of her 30th birthday, where she discovers a tatty little self-help book that will inspire her to take a long hard look at her life, who she really is and what she wants - and to put into action a self-love journey like no other! This is a book for anyone who has ever had a self-worth wobble, or is watching someone they love struggle; it is for anyone who has ever failed, and got themselves back up again; or whose life has veered off the tracks. IT IS THE BOOK YOUR BEST FRIEND WOULD RECOMMEND YOU START READING RIGHT NOW! If you love . . . - emotionally intelligent, fresh, sophisticated fiction - your humour and brilliantly drawn characters mixed with a clever and insightful feminist take on diversity in the media, casual sexism, racism, beauty ideals, online abuse and true self-care - the - RARE - kinds of books that, as soon as you finish, you immediately want to pass on to the women in your life you love most . . . then you will LOVE 30 Things I Love About Myself Follow @RadhikaSanghani #30Things to be the first to find out more . . . Continue listening for an outro from Radhika Sanghani, exclusive to this audiobook. This is just a glimpse of what the publishing team behind 30 Things I Love About Myself LOVE about this book: 'I absolutely fell in love with this book from the first chapter!' 'The characters are amazingly realistic and engaging' 'I love the freshness of Radhika's voice and of course I LOVE NINA' 'Warm, witty and wise' 'Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny from the dedication onwards!' 'What a wonderful novel' 'Such a positive message, for women of all ages!' 'It had me at the dedication! A lesson for me, and for every woman I know and love!' 'I needed this book!' 'It's raw, honest and achingly funny' 'Relatable, universal and entirely unique' 'The self-care message resonated very powerfully with me' 'Funny, clever and inviting. . . pulls you in then refuses to let you go' 'I absolutely, unequivocally LOVE Nina' 'I love the Leicester setting!' 'Impossible to put down' 'It feels really fresh and so right for now' 'I couldn't stop thinking about Nina!'

IT'S TIME FOR A BRAND NEW KIND OF LOVE STORY. Are you ready? Because Nina Mistry isn't . . . 30 Things I Love About Myself is the exuberant, witty, irresistible, hilarious and unforgettable story of Nina Mistry, who finds herself accidentally locked in a prison cell on the night of her 30th birthday, where she discovers a tatty little self-help book that will inspire her to take a long hard look at her life, who she really is and what she wants - and to put into action a self-love journey like no other! This is a book for anyone who has ever had a self-worth wobble, or is watching someone they love struggle; it is for anyone who has ever failed, and got themselves back up again; or whose life has veered off the tracks. IT IS THE BOOK YOUR BEST FRIEND WOULD RECOMMEND YOU START READING RIGHT NOW! If you love . . . - emotionally intelligent, fresh, sophisticated fiction - your humour and brilliantly drawn characters mixed with a clever and insightful feminist take on diversity in the media, casual sexism, racism, beauty ideals, online abuse and true self-care - the - RARE - kinds of books that, as soon as you finish, you immediately want to pass on to the women in your life you love most . . . then you will LOVE 30 Things I Love About Myself Follow @RadhikaSanghani #30Things to be the first to find out more . . . Continue listening for an outro from Radhika Sanghani, exclusive to this audiobook. This is just a glimpse of what the publishing team behind 30 Things I Love About Myself LOVE about this book: 'I absolutely fell in love with this book from the first chapter!' 'The characters are amazingly realistic and engaging' 'I love the freshness of Radhika's voice and of course I LOVE NINA' 'Warm, witty and wise' 'Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny from the dedication onwards!' 'What a wonderful novel' 'Such a positive message, for women of all ages!' 'It had me at the dedication! A lesson for me, and for every woman I know and love!' 'I needed this book!' 'It's raw, honest and achingly funny' 'Relatable, universal and entirely unique' 'The self-care message resonated very powerfully with me' 'Funny, clever and inviting. . . pulls you in then refuses to let you go' 'I absolutely, unequivocally LOVE Nina' 'I love the Leicester setting!' 'Impossible to put down' 'It feels really fresh and so right for now' 'I couldn't stop thinking about Nina!'

IT'S TIME FOR A BRAND NEW KIND OF LOVE STORY. Are you ready? Because Nina Mistry isn't . . . 30 Things I Love About Myself is the exuberant, witty, irresistible, hilarious and unforgettable story of Nina Mistry, who finds herself accidentally locked in a prison cell on the night of her 30th birthday, where she discovers a tatty little self-help book that will inspire her to take a long hard look at her life, who she really is and what she wants - and to put into action a self-love journey like no other! This is a book for anyone who has ever had a self-worth wobble, or is watching someone they love struggle; it is for anyone who has ever failed, and got themselves back up again; or whose life has veered off the tracks. IT IS THE BOOK YOUR BEST FRIEND WOULD RECOMMEND YOU START READING RIGHT NOW! If you love . . . - emotionally intelligent, fresh, sophisticated fiction - your humour and brilliantly drawn characters mixed with a clever and insightful feminist take on diversity in the media, casual sexism, racism, beauty ideals, online abuse and true self-care - the - RARE - kinds of books that, as soon as you finish, you immediately want to pass on to the women in your life you love most . . . then you will LOVE 30 Things I Love About Myself Follow @RadhikaSanghani #30Things to be the first to find out more . . . Continue listening for an outro from Radhika Sanghani, exclusive to this audiobook. This is just a glimpse of what the publishing team behind 30 Things I Love About Myself LOVE about this book: 'I absolutely fell in love with this book from the first chapter!' 'The characters are amazingly realistic and engaging' 'I love the freshness of Radhika's voice and of course I LOVE NINA' 'Warm, witty and wise' 'Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny from the dedication onwards!' 'What a wonderful novel' 'Such a positive message, for women of all ages!' 'It had me at the dedication! A lesson for me, and for every woman I know and love!' 'I needed this book!' 'It's raw, honest and achingly funny' 'Relatable, universal and entirely unique' 'The self-care message resonated very powerfully with me' 'Funny, clever and inviting. . . pulls you in then refuses to let you go' 'I absolutely, unequivocally LOVE Nina' 'I love the Leicester setting!' 'Impossible to put down' 'It feels really fresh and so right for now' 'I couldn't stop thinking about Nina!'

Today's guest Nina Silic is a longtime friend, complete power woman and an expert in REVERSE dieting! Find out all about her story from fitness bikini pro to healing her entire body from the inside out from metabolic and emotional damage. We just LOVE Nina and you will, too :)Get your FREE Monthly Workout & Mindset Calendar: http://lifelikelunden.com/calendarConnect with Lunden:@lifelikelundenConnect with Nina:https://ninasilic.com/https://www.instagram.com/iamninasilic/https://www.youtube.com/c/ninasilicGrab Nina's FREE Positive Mindset Journal: https://ninasilic84550.ac-page.com/31-day-positive-mindset-journal2 Ways to Get Connected with Lunden BEYOND the Podcast1. Self Love & Sweat MONTHLY Members Only Meetup2. Strong At Home 4 Women 8-Week Dumbbell Only Workout & Coaching ProgramGrab your FREE spot in the Motivation Masterclass: 5 Keys to UNLOCK Motivation That Lasts (& never start over again): http://lifelikelunden.com/motivation-masterclassStrong At Home 4 Women  Dumbbell Only Workout Plan:http://lifelikelunden.com/strong-at-homeOne-On-One Lifestyle Transformation Coaching with Lunden:http://lifelikelunden.com/vip

This week we welcome a genuine literary legend to YB: Nick Hornby! Nick is the bestselling author of eight novels, including High Fidelity, About a Boy and, most recently, Just Like You. He's also published non-fiction such as Fever Pitch, and has written numerous award-winning screenplays for film and television including Brooklyn, Wild and Love Nina. We talked to him about Rin Tin Tin, the pain of rereading, the definition of a classic and why his dad kept Fanny Hill in his boot.BOOKSDaisy Buchanan - InsatiableNick Hornby- Just Like YouMarilynne Robinson - GileadMarilynne Robinson - HousekeepingLucy Ellmann - Ducks NewburyportGeoffrey Willans - Compleet MolesworthSue Townsend - Secret Diary of Adrian MoleAlbert Camus - The StrangerZadie Smith - White TeethMartin Amis - MoneyNick Hornby - Fever PitchEM Forster - Passage To IndiaGeorge Orwell - EssaysCharles Dickens - David CopperfieldCharles Dickens - Great ExpectationsJoseph Heller - Catch 22Nina Stibbe - Love NinaPaul Ewen - Francis PlugGeorge & Weedon Grossmith - Diary of a NobodyAuberon Waugh - Diaries 72-76Nick Hornby - Stuff I've Been ReadingDavid Kynaston - Austerity BritainPG Wodehouse - LettersAngus Calder - Myth of the BlitzRickie Lee Jones - Last Chance TexacoJane Allen - I Lost My Childish LaughterMark Harris - Mike NicholsCarter & Kashner - Mike Nichols: Life Isn't EverythingNora Ephron - Crazy SaladMark Harris -

She's an internationally renowned concert pianist, an orchestral conductor, a spoken word artist, award-winning filmmaker, and talk show host and now Nina Gamble Kennedy can add author - Lambda Literary Award-winning author to her list of accomplishments with the publication of her memoir "Practicing for Love: a Memoir." Born in Nashville, TN, Nina was presented in her first complete piano recital at nine years old. She received her first musical instruction from her parents who were both members of the historic Fisk Jubilee Singers. After her 1987 New York debut at Lincoln Center, she embarked on her second European tour performing and residing in several European countries. She also served as conducting apprentice with the New York Philharmonic. Kennedy is the subject of a mini-documentary titled Portrait: An American Concert Pianist, produced for broadcast on PBS. In 2006, she directed and produced an award-winning feature-length documentary film about her father who was also a concert pianist and had been a director of the Fisk Jubilee Singers. Her mother was also a concert pianist and piano accompanist for the Singers. Both served as members of the piano faculty at Fisk University.  She is the host of The Noshing with Nina Show, broadcast on MNN, BRIC (Brooklyn Information and Culture Network), and Bronx Network which recently won the 2021 B Free Entertaining Award. In her memoir “Practicing for Love” Nina tells it all - sharing her life as a child prodigy, and musical genius from growing up in Nashville, TN to performing worldwide as a celebrated concert pianist, orchestral conductor, spoken word artist, filmmaker, TV host and more

We've teamed up with Come Hear NC on a podcast series that explores North Carolina music one song at a time. On this episode, HC McEntire joins Eric Hodge to talk about Nina Simone's 'I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free.' Like Nina Simone, McEntire grew up in Tryon, NC. She says the music Simone made often illuminates the challenges people in the South face, even to this day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sEP0-8VAow

Hi Lovers! Are you an overachiever in business? Working yourself to the bone and being everything to everyone? What are the warning signs that you are burning out and need to start saying no in business. I'll discuss the triggers and how you can free yourself up to focus on building revenue and concentrating on your success, instead of stressing and feeling overwhelmed. Screenshot our podcast and share on your instagram (tag me @lashesonpointsalon) and tell me what you have delegated and how its made you happier? Love Nina from Lashes On Point

Kelly travels to a fancy hotel to talk to Nina Parker of E! (@MzGossipGirl) about hosting television shows, being on the red carpet with real life celebrities, and how it's never too late to drop everything and follow your passion. **For real, this episode is inspirational as hell. LOVE Nina.** Remember to check out @kelly.keegs Live Bachelor Recap every week at 10pm, @whinewithkelly IGTV for the videos, and whinewithkelly.com for ~blogs~  FOLLOW  @kellykeegs  @whinewithkelly  @kmclhinney  @ksteinbauer47  www.whinewithkelly.com

For our very, very special Christmas extravaganza we visit the Cornwall home of the brilliant Nina Stibbe. Nina is the celebrated author of the beloved memoir Love Nina, plus the novels Paradise Lodge and Man at the Helm. Her collection of festive stories An Almost Perfect Christmas is an ideal gift at any time of year. We talked about funny books, Harry Potter, suspect driving instructors and, of course, Adrian Mole.BOOKS (Click on the titles to find out more)Nina Stibbe - Love NinaNina Stibbe - Man at the HelmNina Stibbe - Paradise LodgeNina Stibbe - An Almost Perfect ChristmasNina Stibbe - Reasons To Be CheerfulMargaret Drabble - The MillstoneEdna O'Brien - The Country GirlsTina Brown - The Vanity Fair DiariesLissa Evans - Old BaggageJK Rowling - Harry Potter Complete CollectionSue Townsend - The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4David Sedaris - CalypsoDavid Sedaris - Me Talk Pretty One DayDavid Sedaris - Let's Explore Diabetes With OwlsPatrick Gale - Take Nothing With YouAndy Stanton - You're a Bad Man Mr GumJeff Kinney - Diary of a Wimpy KidRoger Hargreaves - Mr MenLucy Mangan - BookwormJulia Donaldson - Room on the BroomGarth Jennings - The Wildest CowboyLucia Berlin - A Manual For Cleaning WomenGeorge & Weedon Grossmith - Diary of a NobodyPaul Ewen - Francis Plug - How To Be a Public AuthorCaitlin Moran - How To Build a GirlJackie Collins - The World is Full of Married MenColleen McCullough - The Thorn BirdsAndrew Sean Greer - LessDM Thomas - The White HotelEdward St Aubyn - The Patrick Melrose NovelsAnthony Powell - Dance To The Music of TimeMaria Semple - Where'd You Go Bernadette?Katherine Heiny - Standard DeviationElizabeth McKenzie - The Portable VeblenGail Honeyman - Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Writer and performer Isy Suttie (Peep Show, The Actual One, Damned) chooses Nina Stibbe's book "Love Nina" as her funny thing that she loves, to discuss with comedy writers Jason Hazeley & Joel Morris. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Resident reviewer Tara Ward talks all things television.Love, Nina: a charming comedy written by Nick Hornby and starring Helena Bonham-Carter (Lightbox)Trust: drama delving into the trials and triumphs of the Gettys, one of America's wealthiest and unhappiest families (Soho, 7 May)The Rain: a Danish drama that's different to your your typical scandi-noir (Netflix)

Will Oldham returns to Nerds On Tour, this time in Will and Abraham’s mutual hometown, Louisville.  An inspiring dive into Will’s philosophies on life and art.

We chat Nick Hornby’s adaptation of Nina Stibbe’s literary memoir (04:30), our histories on the internet (13:05), and an Oscar-winning 2009 Argentinian thriller (23:19). Show notes: http://bit.ly/20BbQhz See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The latest edition of Talking TV analyses the future of the BBC following the publication of the white paper and hears for the series editor Peston On Sunday. Joining host Jake Kanter is Broadcast editor Chris Curtis, Barcroft Media boss Sam Barcroft, and Hannah Gannagé-Stewart, Broadcast’s senior reporter. As well as the BBC, they put Kevin Lygo’s ITV masterplan in the spotlight following his interview in Broadcast this week. Later in the show, Peston On Sunday series editor Vicky Flind pops into Talking TV Towers to talk about launching a politics show on ITV. Finally, there are previews of two big new BBC1 dramas. Find out if it’s worth watching Love Nina and Russell T Davies’ adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Son of Saul is an award-laden Hungarian film dealing with the sonderkommandos at Auschwitz, Jewish inmates who were forced to prepare and mislead new arrivals. Mark Haddon's latest book is a collection of rather dark short stories which he hopes can "create empathy for unloveable people in difficult circumstances". Belgian theatre director Ivo van Hove has condensed several Shakespeare royal plays into Kings of War; four and a half hours in Dutch, telling English history. Nick Hornby has adapted Nina Stibbe's Love Nina for BBC TV Pablo Bronstein brings dance to Tate Britain Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Ekow Eshun, Antonia Quirke and Kate Bassett. The producer is Oliver Jones.