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Broadcaster and GP Farrah Jarral talks about what it means to be fluent in something one does not understand.
In this series of essays, five writers talk about what black and white evokes for them. Beginning with something quite tangible, each piece unfolds to tell a story that is deeply personal and also far-reaching.
Broadcaster and GP Farrah Jarral talks about what it means to be fluent in something you don't understand. It all starts with the little sticker that decorated the covers of her teenage CD collection.
Produced in Bristol by Siobhan Maguire.
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- Mon 30 Jan 201722:45BBC Radio 3
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