Articles by subject: interview
- The genius myth (by Laurie Taylor, July/August 2008 )
- Lisa Jardine tells Laurie Taylor why she believes in doubt, precision and uncertainty
- Interview: Watching David Attenborough (by Laurie Taylor, January/February 2008 )
- Laurie Taylor turns the microscope on to the man who’s brought us life on earth, in the freezer, under the oceans and in the undergrowth
- Slapstick and pratfalls: Laurie Taylor interviews John Mortimer (by Laurie Taylor, November/December 2006 )
- John Mortimer tells Laurie Taylor why old age is a farce
- The story so far: Laurie Taylor interviews Michael Frayn (by Laurie Taylor, September/October 2006 )
- Counting, categorising, complexity. Michael Frayn offers Laurie Taylor his version of the human condition
- Culture's revenge: Laurie Taylor interviews Stuart Hall (by Laurie Taylor, March/April 2006 )
- Disillusioned but not defeated, Stuart Hall talks to Laurie Taylor about the limits of liberalism
- Going nowhere: Laurie Taylor interviews John Gray (by Laurie Taylor, January/February 2006 )
- Progress is an illusion and liberal humanists are adolescent romantics. John Gray tells Laurie Taylor why he believes we're all deluded
- An extremely brief history of time (by Richard Harris, November/December 2005 )
- Dr Jonathan Swingler is head of the Engineering Department at the University of Southampton. He has been a creationist since he was 18, the same age at which he began studying physics. Richard Harris finds out what he believes
- No more Mr Nice Guy: Laurie Taylor on Michael Ignatieff (by Laurie Taylor, September/October 2005 )
- Once a liberal pin-up and intellectual leader of the global human rights movement, Michael Ignatieff has now fallen out with some of his closest friends. Laurie Taylor tracks an acrimonious battle
- Serious intent: Laurie Taylor interviews Isabel Hilton (by Laurie Taylor, July/August 2005 )
- Acclaimed journalist Isabel Hilton talks to Laurie Taylor about China, democracy, dictatorships and her passion to represent those at the bottom of the heap
- Alehouse rock: Laurie Taylor interviews Tom Baker (by Laurie Taylor, March/April 2005 )
- Tom Baker takes Laurie Taylor on a pub crawl
- Carbolic and Confession: Laurie Taylor interview Helena Kennedy (by Laurie Taylor, January/February 2005 )
- Helena Kennedy tells Laurie Taylor about her Catholic childhood in Glasgow and the roots of her passion for justice
- The Golden Rule of Compassion: Laurie Taylor interviews Karen Armstrong (by Laurie Taylor, November/December 2004 )
- Karen Armstrong tells Laurie Taylor that religion is more about doing than believing
- Anarchist with attitude: Laurie Taylor interviews Linda Smith (by Laurie Taylor, September/October 2004 )
- Comedian Linda Smith, who died last year, was the president of the British Humanist Association. In this interview from 2004 she talks to Laurie Taylor about atheism, authority and her passion for pricking pomposity
- The other side of the street: Laurie Taylor interviews Stan Cohen (by Laurie Taylor, July/August 2004 )
- He has spent his life analysing and opposing injustice and inhumanity. Sociologist Stan Cohen talks to Laurie Taylor about torture, social control and our extraordinary capacity to deny
- 'That's for the fellahs!': Laurie Taylor interviews Beryl Bainbridge (by Laurie Taylor, January/February 2004 )
- Beryl Bainbridge talks to Laurie Taylor about death, religion and the novelists search for higher meaning
- Ziggy Stardust (by Orlando Radice, January/February 2004 )
- Orlando Radice learns about love from the grand old man of sociology
- Brain Box (by Deire Brehan, Winter 2002 )
- Susan Greenfield tells Daire Brehan why religion beats the void (and football)
- Walking in the Dark: Laurie Taylor interviews Jonathan Miller (by Laurie Taylor, Winter 2002 )
- Laurie Taylor discovers what its like to be Jonathan Miller
- Coffee Break (by Shirley Dent, Summer 2002 )
- Shirley Dent talks to Claire Rayner
- The Meccano Man (by Shirley Dent, Spring 2002 )
- Professor Sir Harry Kroto talks to Shirley Dent about humanism, incredible molecules and building a better world.