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My camera, my country

We speak to leading filmmakers about how they share the story of their country on screen.

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Art to believe in

The Cultural Frontline speaks to artists about how their faith inspires their work

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Kelis: Adventures in food, music and art

We celebrate artists combining the creative and the culinary in innovative ways

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North America鈥檚 Indigenous renaissance?

Are Native American and Indigenous artists in Canada enjoying a renaissance?

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Comedy for change: Saturday Night Live鈥檚 Chris Redd

We meet leading comedians around the world who use humour to question and expose

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African writers now: Panashe Chigumadzi and Chigozie Obioma

We speak to some of Africa鈥檚 leading writers about the transformative power of literature

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Extinction Rebellion: Art versus climate change

How Extinction Rebellion and global artists are tackling climate change with art.

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Like, Subscribe, Share? Inside the world of YouTube

We speak to YouTubers from around the world about the online video platform.

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From Burning Man to Nyege Nyege: How music festivals change culture

We explore the world of music festivals from Uganda's Nyege Nyege to Burning Man

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Art of the Hong Kong and Sudan protests

Stories of artists creating work following protests in Hong Kong, Sudan and the Balkans.

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Toni Morrison: Power in prose and poetry

A tribute to Toni Morrison and we explore the work of poets from Puerto Rico and Ukraine.

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Zere, ZVUK and Central Asia鈥檚 bold new voices

The stories of Zere, Dimash and ZVUK some of Central Asia bold new artistic voices.

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Murad Subay: The walls remember

When war broke out in Yemen, Murad Subay painted murals on the bullet-marked buildings

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Kit Kat: a provocative new drama about climate change

The radio premiere of Kolbr煤n Bj枚rt Sigf煤sd贸ttir's play Kit Kat recorded in Edinburgh

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Kano: Finding truth through music

The musician Kano on how his new album reflects life in Britain today.

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The Aboriginal Comedy All Stars and Mojo Juju

We explore comedy, literature, music and film from Australia鈥檚 aboriginal communities

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How to fix the world of fashion

Can we solve humanitarian and environmental challenges through sustainable fashion?

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Corsak and the changing culture of China

We reflect on China鈥檚 cultural change through the eyes of its writers, poets & musicians

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Aida Muluneh: Can you change lives through art?

Three international artists discuss whether art can create social and political change

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Gavin Hood and Katharine Gun: How we made Official Secrets

The story behind the making of Official Secrets

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The street photographers reframing Africa

Profiling photographers who are capturing Africa鈥檚 optimism, dynamism and diversity

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Zeruya Shalev: Why I write

Zeruya Shalev on how being injured in a Jerusalem suicide bombing shaped her latest novel

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Bahara Golestani: From child refugee to TV star

Afghan actress Bahara Golestani on her journey from fleeing a war zone to being a TV star

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How Germany reunified on the dance floor

Artists reflect on the cultural legacy of the fall of the Berlin wall

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Mon Laferte: Singing for change in Chile

We explore Chile, at a time of protest, through the eyes of its artists

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Will Franken: Comedy and culture in Trump鈥檚 America

The comedian Will Franken on why he supports President Trump

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Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti: Telling Britain鈥檚 story on stage

The playwright Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti on reflecting the UK on stage

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Rave for a revolution

Palestinian DJs are at the forefront of a rave revolution to unite communities

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Can art save endangered animals?

How artists are working to challenge the destruction of the natural world

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Antonio Sanchez: Jazz across borders

Stories in jazz from North America, Sudan and Azerbaijan

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