Brian Cox and Robin Ince tackle one of the most important questions posed by science: which is better, bees or wasps? To defend bees, ecologist Dave Goulson joins the panel, while entomologist Seirian Sumner comes to the defence of wasps. Although both species are known to deliver a nasty sting, Seirian and Dave battle to show why their species should be loved, not swotted, and how we unknowingly rely on them. Comedian Catherine Bohart takes on the role of judge. Which will she ultimately choose: bees or wasps?New episodes are released on Saturdays. If you're in the UK, listen to the full series first on BBC Sounds: bbc.in/3K3JzyF Producer: Caroline Steel Executive Producer: Alexandra Feachem

Catherine Bohart, a sharp-witted comedian and writer, hosts lively discussions with Tom Neenan and Anand Menon, delving into the chaotic world of current events. They tackle the rise of far-right movements in Europe and the bizarre dynamics of recent riots. Zoe Lyons adds humorous insights into why British fascists lack the flair of their continental counterparts. Together, they blend satire and critical analysis to explore issues of accountability and the complexities of racism in today's society, all while keeping the tone light and engaging.

Steve Punt is joined by Gemma Arrowsmith (standing in for Hugh Dennis) to present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They're joined by Catherine Bohart, Fin Taylor and Jazz Emu.Catherine Bohart wraps her head around the Elon Musk era at Twitter, Fin Taylor takes on the climate crisis, and Jazz Emu brings an original song that’ll turn your art perspective upside-down.The show was written by the cast and Hugh Dennis with additional material from Tasha Dhanraj, Katie Storey, Carl Carzana and Cameron Loxdale.Voice actors: Gemma Arrowsmith and Daniel BarkerSound: David Thomas Executive Producer: Pete Strauss Producer: Rajiv Karia Production Coordinator: Sarah NichollsA BBC Studios Production

Andy Zaltzman is joined by Mark Steel, Ria Lina, Catherine Bohart and Camilla Long. This week the panel discuss President Zelensky's surprise visit to the UK, Rishi Sunak's cabinet reshuffle and Liz Truss' political comeback.Hosted and written by Andy Zaltzman with additional material from Alice Fraser, Zoë Tomalin, Rebecca Bain and Cameron Loxdale. Producer: Georgia Keating Executive Producer: Richard Morris Production Co-ordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxA BBC Studios Production

Greg Jenner is joined by Dr Sara Barker and returning special guest Catherine Bohart to travel back to 17th-century France and meet the notorious Julie d'Aubigny. Hers is an extraordinary story that includes duels, an elaborate escape plot and multiple affairs. But with a distinct lack of reliable sources for evidence, can Greg and his guests sort fact from fiction and piece together the details of this legendary life?You’re Dead To Me is a production by The Athletic for BBC Radio 4.Research by Bethan Davies and Dr Kelly Gardiner Written and produced by Emma Nagouse, Greg Jenner and Bethan Davies Assistant Producer: Emmie Rose Price-Goodfellow Project Management: Isla Matthews Audio Producer: Abi Paterson

Catherine Bohart, a witty comedian, joins fellow funny women, Helen Bauer, known for her relatable humor, and Vanessa Kisuule, a powerful spoken word artist. They explore the vibrant atmosphere of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, sharing hilarious anecdotes while tackling the balance between guilt and feminism. The trio delves into the complexities of female friendships, navigating social media's impacts on self-esteem, and the emotional quirks of family dynamics, all while celebrating the transformative power of supportive relationships.

Catherine Bohart, a comedian and writer, brings her sharp wit to the pressing issue of the UK’s university funding crisis. She humorously critiques news reporting and frames global events through the lens of everyday dilemmas. Bohart dives into the alarming financial struggles faced by nearly half of UK universities, discussing potential hybrid funding models and the implications for student accessibility. With satirical anecdotes about student debt and a comparison of educational systems worldwide, she keeps the conversation engaging and thought-provoking.

Join Scotland Editor James Cook, Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar, comedian Catherine Bohart, and BBC's Des Clarke for a lively discussion at the Edinburgh Festival. They balance humor with hard-hitting topics, from civil unrest and misinformation to the impact of social media on politics. The group highlights the festival's cultural significance while sharing personal anecdotes about sports and competition during Covid-19. Plus, they explore the evolving landscape of British politics amidst community challenges and the growing influence of third parties.

Catherine Bohart, a comedian and columnist, is joined by journalist Sunil Patel, comedy expert Gareth Gwynn, and historian Julia Leikin. They dive into Putin's motivations in Ukraine. The discussion highlights Ukraine's resilience, featuring the unexpected role of comedian-turned-president Volodymyr Zelensky. They also analyze historical influences on the conflict and the complexities of Russia's strategic alliances amidst sanctions. With humor and insight, they unpack the tangled dynamics of modern warfare and politics.

Catherine Bohart, a sought-after comedian, discusses big stories of the week with journalist James Ball and roving correspondent Sunil Patel. They cover topics such as the offside rule in football, the death of Yevgeny Pragosian, and Trump's legal situation. They also explore the consequences of Trump's actions and the cult of personality in the Republican Party. Lastly, they discuss the controversy surrounding Hunter Biden's laptop and the perception of Joe Biden's presidency.