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The History of Rhythm

Acclaimed percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie explores the evolution of musical rhythm

• 49 mins

Caravans in Space

Richard Hollingham meets scientists and engineers planning human colonies in space.

• 26 mins

Searching for Tobias

In Mississippi in 2008, 15-year-old Tobias dreamt of being a policeman. Did he succeed?

• 26 mins

Country Down Under

How country music became a powerful form of expression for Australia鈥檚 Aboriginal peoples

• 26 mins

The Story of the Bamboo Club

How the Bamboo Club in Bristol, England, became a lifeline for a victimised community

• 49 mins

Candela: The Lives of Cuban Women

Five ordinary Cuban women on their lives, their passions and their struggles

• 26 mins

The Life of President Fidel Castro

Cuba's iconic leader has died - we look back over his life

• 26 mins

Jobs for the Girls

Jobs for the Girls - Part One

Meet the women in India working in jobs traditionally done by men

• 26 mins

Jobs for the Girls

Jobs for the Girls - Part Two

The women in India who are bucking the trend and doing jobs traditionally done by men

• 26 mins

The Taboo of Feminism

Why is feminism still regarded by many as a word to avoid?

• 26 mins

Interview with the CIA Director, John Brennan

The 麻豆官网首页入口鈥檚 Security Correspondent, Gordon Corera interviews the CIA Director, John Brennan

• 23 mins

Naija Sexual Desires

Breaking taboos by exploring sex and female sexuality in conservative Nigeria

• 26 mins

Bob Dylan - In So Many Words

The lyrics of the 2016 Nobel Literature Prize winner

• 49 mins

Tito's Tourist Crisis

Tito's career is wrecked now that so many of Egypt鈥檚 hotels have closed

• 26 mins

The Polygon People

The story and legacy of the vast Soviet nuclear test site in Kazakhstan, The Polygon

• 49 mins

Burn Slush! The Reindeer Grand Prix

Faster Rudolph! Competitive reindeer-racing is a popular sport across the Arctic Circle

• 26 mins

Paralympic Overachievers? The story of Ukraine

With a total of 117 at Rio, why have Ukrainian paralympians been good at winning medals?

• 49 mins

Losing My Sight and Learning to Swim

Monica Vasconcelos learns to negotiate the world as her sense of sight diminishes

• 49 mins

A Song for Syria

How music has become a crucial source of comfort and resilience for refugees in Lebanon

• 49 mins

The Year Everything Changed

How the way the world is shaped and reported on changed fundamentally in 2016

• 26 mins

The Woman who Exposed Russian Doping

Yuliya Stepanova revealed the use of performance enhancing drugs by Russian athletes

• 49 mins

The Story of the Bamboo Club

How the Bamboo Club in Bristol, England, became a lifeline for a victimised community

• 49 mins

City of the Future

Dealing with immigration, an exploding population, and a divide between rich and poor

• 26 mins

Open Ear

Woman Found Dead by the Lake Shore

The Kafkaesque story of the brutal killing of a woman found dead by a lake in Sweden

• 26 mins

Open Ear

Life's Holiday

An intimate portrait of European dementia patients being cared for in Thailand.

• 26 mins

Open Ear

Promise

The story of Trey Thompson, an ordinary man confronting a terrifying choice

• 26 mins

Beyond the Pitch

Dramatic and poignant tales exploring how Africa鈥檚 football and politics are bedfellows

• 49 mins

Remote Control War

How drones are fundamentally changing the face of warfare

• 26 mins

The Muhammadan Bean

The relationship between Islam and coffee

• 26 mins

The President and the Press

A history of how the White House and the press corps learned how to live with each other

• 49 mins