In the Psychiatrist's Chair
Psychology & Relationships
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Psychiatrist Dr Anthony Clare conducts in depth interviews with prominent people from different walks of life.
Episodes
- Sir Peter Hall
Acclaimed theatre director Sir Peter Hall speaks with Professor Anthony Clare about the influence of shyness and obsession on his life. This interview is part of the series 'In the Psychiatrist's Chair', featuring prominent individuals.
- Martin Bell
In this episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, Professor Anthony Clare interviews war correspondent Martin Bell. They discuss the psychological challenges and experiences associated with being a war correspondent. The interview first aire…
- Mel Calman
Mel Calman, cartoonist, writer, and gallery owner, is interviewed by Professor Anthony Clare about the influences on his life. This episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair first aired on BBC Radio 4 in August 1991.
- Maya Angelou
In this episode, writer and civil rights activist Maya Angelou speaks with Professor Anthony Clare about the influences in her life. The interview was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1994.
- Sir Colin Davis
In this episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, Professor Anthony Clare interviews conductor Sir Colin Davis. They discuss the psychological aspects of life as a music conductor. The episode first aired on BBC Radio 4 in August 1994.
- RD Laing
In this episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, originally broadcast in 1985, psychiatrist RD Laing discusses the major influences on his life in an interview with Professor Anthony Clare.
- Anita Roddick
In this episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, businesswoman and campaigner Anita Roddick speaks with Professor Anthony Clare about her early life and motivations. The interview first aired on BBC Radio 4 in June 1996.
- Oleg Gordievsky
In this episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, Oleg Gordievsky, a former British Secret Agent who remains under sentence of death, discusses his life and experiences with Professor Anthony Clare. The interview was first broadcast in July…
- Dame Barbara Cartland
This episode features romantic fiction writer Dame Barbara Cartland in conversation with psychiatrist Dr. Anthony Clare, discussing her career and firmly held beliefs. The interview originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1991.
- Ken Russell
Film director Ken Russell joins Dr. Anthony Clare to discuss his childhood, early life, and his passion for the power of visual storytelling in this 1988 episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair.
- Ruth Rendell
In this episode, Queen of Crime Ruth Rendell discusses her views on the idea of the 'happy family' with Professor Anthony Clare. The interview was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1994.
- Spike Milligan
In this episode of 'In the Psychiatrist's Chair', writer and comedian Spike Milligan shares with Professor Antony Clare the significant effects of shell shock on his mental health. The series features in-depth interviews conducted by psych…
- Billie Whitelaw
In this episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, acclaimed actress Billie Whitelaw shares with host Anthony Clare the profound impact Samuel Beckett had on her life. The interview was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1995.
- Zoe Wanamaker
In this 1998 episode of "In the Psychiatrist's Chair," actress Zoe Wanamaker speaks with host Anthony Clare about her early life, including her childhood, upbringing, and relationship with her parents. Clare was a psychiatrist known for hi…
- Ed McBain
Crime novelist Ed McBain shares details about his childhood and lifelong dedication to writing in this 1998 interview with host Anthony Clare. The episode is part of the series 'In the Psychiatrist's Chair'.
- Steven Berkoff
Steven Berkoff, director and playwright, shares details of his isolated childhood and his journey into acting training with host Anthony Clare. This interview was recorded in October 1998.
- Hanif Kureishi
In this episode of 'In the Psychiatrist's Chair,' novelist and playwright Hanif Kureishi speaks with host Anthony Clare about exploring his true self through his creative work. The interview was recorded in October 1998.
- Nicola Horlick
This 1998 episode of "In the Psychiatrist's Chair" features financier Nicola Horlick discussing how she coped with family illness. Host Dr Anthony Clare conducted in-depth interviews with prominent individuals.
- Lord Lawson
In this 1988 episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, Nigel Lawson discusses his political career and approach to keeping his personal feelings private with Dr. Anthony Clare.
- Wayne Sleep
In this September 1998 episode of "In the Psychiatrist's Chair," dancer Wayne Sleep shares his thoughts on success, an awkward childhood, his physique, and his most famous partnership with psychiatrist Dr. Anthony Clare.
- Gitta Sereny
The episode features Gitta Sereny, known for her biographies of controversial figures. Sereny believed that all individuals are born 'good'. This interview was recorded in September 1998.
- Brian Masters
In this episode of 'In the Psychiatrist's Chair,' author Brian Masters, known for 'Killing for Company,' discusses his ideas about good and evil. The interview was conducted by psychiatrist Dr. Anthony Clare.
- Gillian Slovo
Playwright and novelist Gillian Slovo discusses her parents
- Professor Norman Stone
Author Professor Norman Stone discusses his criticisms of Oxford University and his support for Margaret Thatcher in an interview with host Anthony Clare. The episode is part of the series "In the Psychiatrist's Chair", known for its in-de…
- Paul Theroux
Dr. Anthony Clare interviews controversial novelist and travel writer Paul Theroux about his writing inspirations. This episode is from the BBC Radio 4 series "In the Psychiatrist's Chair," which ran from 1982 to 2001.
- Marjorie Wallace
In this 1997 episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, award-winning journalist and SANE CEO Marjorie Wallace speaks with host Dr Anthony Clare about her significant influences. The series featured Dr Clare's in-depth interviews with notable…
- Nigel Kennedy
This episode features violinist Nigel Kennedy speaking with psychiatrist Dr. Anthony Clare about his schooling, family, and music career. The interview was recorded in July 1997.
- Ann Widdecombe
In this July 1997 episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair, former MP Ann Widdecombe speaks with Dr. Anthony Clare. She discusses her views on religion, her experiences being single, and a past conflict with Michael Howard. Dr. Clare was a r…
- Stephen Fry
This episode of In the Psychiatrist's Chair features Dr. Anthony Clare interviewing actor and writer Stephen Fry. Fry discusses topics including love, self-loathing, and his experiences contemplating suicide. The interview was first broadc…