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The Doctor Who Can Feel Your Pain

Joel Salinas is an American doctor who has a condition called mirror-touch synaesthesia

• 15 mins

The Marine and the Mongrel

Pen Farthing was a British Royal Marine when he turned his attention to animal welfare

• 11 mins

Walking in Fela Kuti's Footsteps

Seun Kuti is the son of one of Nigeria's biggest stars. He's a rising musician too.

• 13 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Songbooks

Returning music to Afghan children and the man behind Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

• 26 mins

Blind Stand-up Comedian Nidhi Goyal

The Indian comedian Nidhi Goyal on cracking jokes about disability, sex and prejudice

• 9 mins

I Applied to University from a Trench

Min Zaw Oo was a Burmese guerrilla, until a jungle epiphany led him to pursue peace

• 13 mins

Why Trapped Cave Divers Call Edd

Edd Sorenson has rescued more divers from underwater caves than anyone else on the planet

• 13 mins

Helping Homeless Women Give Birth

Memuna Sowe is Britain's midwife of the year.

• 10 mins

Outlook Weekend: In My Element

Water, fire, air and earth. Four stories of people in their element

• 26 mins

My Loneliness United 10,000 Strangers

Patrick Cakirli felt alone but has now helped thousands of people make friends in Denmark

• 12 mins

Algeria's Accidental War Photographer

Zohra Bensemra became a conflict photographer after the civil war in Algeria

• 10 mins

Promising Athlete to 'Sex Slave'

Shamere McKenzie survived a horrifying ordeal at the hands of a sex trafficker

• 22 mins

Acting My Way Out of Crime

Michael Balogun was a serial offender but is now performing on one of the UK's top stages

• 22 mins

Outlook Weekend: Going For Gold

The family that spent years searching for gold treasure and two Indian women wrestlers

• 26 mins

Football Fame Led Me to My Birth Mum

Australian Rules football star Peter Bell on how he was reunited with his birth mother

• 16 mins

The Star Who Thought She Was Monstrous

Lindi Ortega is a Canadian country singer who has struggled with body dysmorphic disorder

• 16 mins

The Search for My Shipwreck Saviour

Para Paheer from Sri Lanka spent eight years trying to find the man who saved his life

• 12 mins

I Studied the Brain but Lost My Mind

Barbara Lipska had 18 brain tumours which she says turned her into a 'heartless monster'

• 14 mins

Outlook Weekend: Attila the Nun

Arlene Violet, the American nun who took on the mob

• 26 mins

The Supermodel who Took Down a Cult

Hoyt Richards was a jet-setting supermodel, but he became enthralled by a doomsday cult

• 40 mins

From English Rugby Coach To Fiji Chief

How Ben Ryan became a Fijian hero after delivering the country their first Olympic gold

• 23 mins

My Time with North Korea's Dictator

Author Hwang Sok-yong's peace mission involved an unusual relationship with Kim Il-sung

• 16 mins

Free After 28 Years on Death Row

Anthony Ray Hinton spent nearly 30 years on death row protesting his innocence

• 15 mins

Uniting Mostar through Rock Music

Oha Maslo set up the Mostar Rock School to teach children in Bosnia-Herzegovina

• 16 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Hit Maker

Songwriter Guy Chambers on co-writing Robbie Williams' biggest hits

• 23 mins

Testifying Against my Parents for Love

The young Indian lovers whose relationship was condemned and ended in tragedy

• 14 mins

From 'Mouthy' to 'Wisey'

Nequela Whittaker was a sweet girl at home and a vicious gang leader on the streets

• 18 mins

My Father the FBI Fugitive

Tyler Wetherall spent her childhood keeping her dad's secret

• 22 mins

Revealing my Mother's Secret Life

Hungarian writer Andr谩s Forg谩ch finds out about his mother's double life as a spy

• 13 mins

Social Media Saved My Life

Mohammed Al Samawi was guided out of a warzone in Yemen by four strangers on social media

• 15 mins