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John Bell's talent and passion for Shakespeare saw him found the very successful Bell Shakespeare Company 30 years ago.

Denis Muller considers the ABC's loss in the AFP raid case and what it means for journalism. Felicity Ruby assesses the risk of hosting US bases here in Australia. Peter Grose and the rollicking tale of ten rogues and how a group of convicts escape from Tasmania and head for Chile.

Bruce Shapiro on the latest from the Democratic primaries, Paul Adler on why democratic socialism is the answer and the story of a young Jewish girl who survived World War 2 in the Netherlands thanks to the courage of the Van Es family - who saved her life twice.

It's been a turbulent first parliamentary sitting of the year, Leadership tensions in the National Party, continued questions about the management of Sports grants and the the economic impact of the Coronavirus outbreak. Intelligence coup of the century: the CIA's private spying business.

Peter Riggs discusses the characteristics of time and outlines some of the latest ideas and theories about it.

Alexander Cooley on the decline of US hegemony, John Pilger on Julian Assange and Kasimir Burgess on his new documentary on Michael Leunig

Bruce Shapiro looks at the results from the New Hampshire Primary, a grim outlook for fresh water and the new book on Donald Trump - a very stable genius.