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We begin by exploring Taipei's vibrant queer scene with drag queen Rose Mary, who's been performing for five years. In 2019, Taiwan became the first and only country in Asia to legalise marriage for same-sex couples. This culture of acceptance makes Taiwan a refuge for LGBT artists in an otherwise conservative region.
For decades under martial law, Taiwanese children were educated to believe that the island was a part of China. That changed in 1987, when Taiwan transitioned to democracy. The arrival of free speech led to a generation of young artists dedicated to exploring and embracing their Taiwanese identity.
We also talk about Taylor Swift becoming Time Magazine's Person of the Year and look at the new film from French director Ladj Ly, "Bâtiment 5", whose previous movie was up for an Oscar.
Paul Lynch is an internationally acclaimed Irish novelist who has published five novels, winning several awards in the process. Before "Prophet Song", Lynch wrote "Beyond the Sea", "Grace", "The Black Snow" and "Red Sky in Morning".
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We also take a look at Marco Bellocchio's "Rapito", based on the true story of an Italian Jewish child who was taken from his family by papal authorities, and at the latest film from legendary Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki.
We also take a sneak peek at the last ever Beatles song, "Now and Then", that's to be released this week. The track, written and recorded by John Lennon in 1970, was finished with help from Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr thanks to artificial intelligence.