Over to You

A recent edition of Crowd Science asked “can my stutter be cured?” But some listeners ask why the programme portrayed attempts to cure or beat stammering as a 'good thing'? And listeners pay a heartfelt goodbye to BBC World Service presenter Julian Keane who sadly died last week. We reflect on his 30 years on air. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

This past week has seen the Global News team devote an entire edition of its podcast to Brexit. So how did you take to the very different tone of this programme? Plus: the BBC has made its international news website available on what’s called the “dark web”. But does it risk lending legitimacy to some of the worst corners of the internet? Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

The BBC World Service has merged all of its music shows into just one weekly show, Music Life. The commissioning editor responsible tells us why this decision was taken. Plus the ongoing story of how iPlayer Radio is being replaced by BBC Sounds. What’s the latest situation as regards international listeners? Presented by Rajan Datar Produced by Howard Shannon

How BBC Monitoring has played a key role in helping BBC news teams to learn what is happening on the ground on the Turkey-Syria border. Plus, listeners react to a BBC Africa Eye investigation into sexual harassment by lecturers at some of West Africa’s top universities. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

An edition of Heart and Soul was about the ethics of having large families but was its highly personal presentation too one-sided? The programme’s producer answers your concerns. Plus, our digital doctor Anna Doble is here to solve your digital dilemmas. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon