I've just caught another interview with her (on the iPlayer) from the BBC World Service arts programme The Strand. She's the last guest on, and she speaks so movingly about the various aspects of the sea, and the images of loss and loneliness that it calls up. I thought this was a better interview than the Women's Hour one (though that was by no means bad). Haven't heard Mike Harding's.

Like fine wine, June just goes on getting better and better.

This should be on the iPlayer for a few more days anyway. It's the general arts page, so you'll have to click "Thursday" for the relevant Strand programme (upper right-hand corner). Couldn't get a more detailed link than this:

The Strand (Thursday) BBC World Service

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/arts/