Media Projects
MacGregor has made considerable appearances on British television and radio. In the year 2000, he presented "Seeing Salvation", a BBC programme about how Jesus had been depicted in famous paintings. More recently, he has made important contributions on BBC Radio Four, including "A History of the World in 100 Objects" and, in the year 2012, a series of fifteen-minute programmes after The World at One called "Shakespeare's Restless World", discussing themes in the plays of William Shakespeare.
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