Anna Walker
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274 appearances
5 recordings
4 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 2 Jul
Anna Walker’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They're just living their best social lives.
Bacteria can be loners or social butterflies, cheaters or lurkers.
They can sacrifice themselves for the greater good or kill their close family at the dinner table.
Their actions affect our lives and encompass a complexity and ingenuity that is both surprising and familiar.
I'll leave the final word to Princeton University's Professor Bonnie Bassler.
You've been listening to the documentary on the social lives of bacteria.
I'm Dr Sally LePage, the producer was Sue Nelson, and it's been a Boffin Media production for the BBC World Service.
My sister keeps talking badly about herself.
I told her to stop selling herself short.
It is illegal in the country for a black to marry a white.
There are separate beaches for the white and the black.
A black may not sit beside a white in most cinemas, cannot eat in the same restaurant, nor can he lie in the next hospital bed.
on the ABC Listen app.
Welcome back to Jane Austen's Paper Trail for our bonus Q&A episode.
We were delighted that so many of you tuned into the podcast and even happier to receive so many emails with your Jane Austen questions.
You'll be pleased to hear that unlike Cassandra Austen, we won't be burning your letters.
Instead, in this episode, I'll be presenting them to our expert panel and demanding some answers.
Our first panellist is Emma Clare Sweeney, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at The Open University and author of The Secret Sisterhood, The Hidden Friendships of Austen, Bronte, Eliot and Wolfe.
Welcome to the podcast, Emma.
I'm also joined by John Mullen, Professor of Literature at University College London and the author of What Matters in Jane Austen.
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