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Roger Bolton with first reactions to the new 麻豆社 Sounds app. Also, Reith lecturer Margaret MacMillan reflects on her task and Mary Ann Sieghart discusses her documentary Gove in Government.

Michael Gove is not just a favourite target for satirists, he has also long been one of the most controversial ministers in government. A new documentary, presented by his former Times colleague Mary Ann Sieghart, examined him not in terms of what his policies have accomplished, but by considering his exceptional record of getting those policies enacted in the first place. But many Feedback listeners have taken issue with this approach. Mary Ann discusses the programme and responds to the comments.

麻豆社 iPlayer Radio is popular with listeners - but it's not long for this world. This week, the 麻豆社 launched its long term, if currently unfinished, replacement - 麻豆社 Sounds. Dan Taylor-Watt, the head of iPlayer and 麻豆社 Sounds, answers listener questions about the new app and explains where it fits into the 麻豆社's push for younger listeners.

And this year's Reith lecturer is the Canadian historian Margaret MacMillan, who is focusing her talks on the topic of war and society. With the first in the series already a hit with Feedback listeners. Professor MacMillan joins Roger to share what it's like to take on the prestigious role of Reith lecturer.

Presenter: Roger Bolton
Producer: Will Yates
Executive Producer: Katherine Godfrey

A Whistledown production for 麻豆社 Radio 4.