
Heresy
- Radio panel show
- BBC Radio 4
- 2003 - 2025
- 77 episodes (13 series)
A panel of celebrity guests join Victoria Coren Mitchell to use their wit and wisdom to argue against narrow-minded thinking and received opinions of the day. Also features David Baddiel.
- Continues on Tuesday on Radio 4 at 6:30pm with Series 13, Episode 2
- Catch-up on Series 13, Episode 1

Key details
- Genre
- Panel Show
- Broadcast
- 2003 - 2025
- Channel
- BBC Radio 4
- Episodes
- 77 (1 pilot + 13 series)
- Creator
- David Baddiel
- Stars
- David Baddiel and Victoria Coren Mitchell
- Writers
- Victoria Coren Mitchell, Charlie Skelton, Colin Swash, Dan Gaster, Lee Stuart Evans, Ged Parsons, Rob Colley and Keith Hawkins
- Producers
- Richard Grocock, Brian King, Alison Vernon-Smith, Daisy Knight and Victoria Coren Mitchell
- Company
A BBC Radio 4 comedy discussion programme which dares to go against received opinions. Hosted by Victoria Coren Mitchell (previously David Baddiel), Heresy sees a team of highly opinionated panellists use their wit and wisdom to argue against narrow-minded thinking.
The received opinions torn to shreds include topics from the worlds of news, sport, art and popular culture. Previous statements argued against by the panel include: 'Short men look silly with tall wives', 'The Queen is marvelous but all the other Royals are a waste of space' and 'Barbara was the sexy one in The Good Life'.
Catch-up
Additional details
- Production
- Studio
Website links
- Official BBC Website
The official Heresy web page from Radio 4. - Wikipedia
Broadcast details
- First broadcast
- Wednesday 31st December 2003 at 8pm on BBC Radio 4
- Next repeats
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- Series 13, Episode 1: Tuesday at 10pm on Radio 4 Extra
- Series 13, Episode 2: Tuesday 4th March at 10pm on Radio 4 Extra
- Most recent repeats
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- Tuesday 18th February 2025 at 10:00pm on Radio 4 Extra - Series 12, Episode 5
- Tuesday 18th February 2025 at 9:00am on Radio 4 Extra - Series 12, Episode 5
- Tuesday 22nd October 2024 at 10:00pm on Radio 4 Extra - Series 12, Episode 5
Recording details
- RADA Studios and The Tabernacle
- Shaw Theatre and Leicester Square Theatre (London) - Series 12