Dr Jane Goldman and comedian Suzi Ruffell join Greg Jenner to delve into the eccentric lives and cultural impact of the Bloomsbury Group in 1920s London. They discuss the avant-garde lifestyles, unconventional relationships, and artistic output of intellectuals like Virginia Woolf and E. M. Forster. The episode explores the group's infamous love triangles, their support for various movements, and their boundary-pushing artistic endeavors. With humor and unique perspectives, the discussion takes us on a journey through the bohemian world of the Bloomsbury Group.

Dr. Jane Goldman and comedian Suzi Ruffell join Greg Jenner to delve into the lives and impact of the Bloomsbury Group, highlighting their bohemian lifestyle, political work, artistic output, and boundary-pushing relationships. They explore the group's association with queer identities, EM Forster's personal life and writings, John Maynard Keynes' influence, the artistic contributions of Vanessa Bell, and the radical impact of the Bloomsbury Group on history.