The story of the 20th Century, by those who were there at the era's most important moments
World Service,路283 episodes
Jocelyn Bell-Burnell describes her part in the discovery of a new kind of star - a pulsar
Victor Danilov remembers Stalin's collective farms - and the famine that followed
Arthur C Clarke on being a prophet of science fact including satellites and space travel
Roald Sagdeev when the USSR and the US vied with each other to make the greatest advances
Carolyn Shoemaker has found 32 comets. She talks about comets impacting planets
Helen Sharman describes going to the Mir space station in 1991
Herbert Rees and Marion Gerver on how costs spiralled out of control after World War I
The crash resulted in the Great Depression and a recession that was felt worldwide
Ahn Byung-wha on the economic reconstruction of South Korea after the civil war of 1950-53
Nina Toni's parents lost their farm. She now campaigns for the fairer distribution of land
Mohammed Ismail Mia depends on agriculture and tills the land his father farmed before him
Ermanno Spadoni recalls the days when raced around the countryside as a young man
"Previous to the Model T the average person couldn't afford an automobile"
The Volkswagen Beetle became popular with the allied forces in Germany after World War II
Winifred Barber recalls the bustle on the roads in the early part of the 20th Century
Truck driver Stan Herrold has seen the US's road system transformed over the last 40 years
German hyperinflation, the Wall Street crash, becoming a millionaire and losing it all
Organic farming, Soviet collectivization, the mechanisation of agriculture and rice farms
Science fiction, the 'Space Race', discovering stars and comets, and travelling to space
Edgardo Rodriguez - from Honduras - talks about 1998's devastating hurricane
"The mushroom cloud was rising higher and higher... it made me really fearful"
Jack Mapanje is Malawis most famous poet - he was put in prison without trial or charge
Anita Lasker-Wallfisch survived the concentration camps of both Auschwitz and Belsen
Mary Quant's look "It was a look that you could move in, dance in and be alive in"
Renzo Lodoli wore the blackshirt in the Italian army when he went to Ethiopia in 1935
Reiko Nebashi in Japan talks about her impending marriage and the dress she will wear
"It's like a constant reminder of who I am. It always reminds what I'm supposed to do"
Robert MacNamara talks about JFK at the time of the Cuban missile crisis
Tech pioneer Leonard Kleinrock developed the technology to send messages on the internet
Elizabeth Adelt's students live in the outback - they belong to the School of the Air