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Have Faith

Photojournalist Lynsey Addario captures the quiet moments of war.

We go behind the lens and onto the frontlines with war photographer Lynsey Addario. Plus, we learn why German atheists are seeking formal recognition for the 'Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster'. And we visit a museum in New York devoted only to animals mentioned in Hebrew scripture.

Also, the story of a wealthy businessman who has set up the first privately funded search and rescue operation for migrants lost at sea. Why the last remaining matzo factory in New York plans to close shop after 90 years of business. And a world-class bassist replaces frets with flags, and personifies what it means to be an international musician.

(Photo: Two women wait by the roadside for help in Badakhshan Province, Afghanistan. Credit: Lynsey Addario)

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27 minutes

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Sun 1 Mar 2015 22:32GMT

Chapters

  • Eyewitness to War

    A photographer risks it all to capture life and loss in conflict zones around the world

    Duration: 04:54

  • Pastafarians

    German atheists seek recognition for the 'Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster'

    Duration: 04:12

  • Biblical Taxidermy

    Take a tour of the Torah Animal World museum. Yes, it exists

    Duration: 05:22

  • Search and Rescue

    An American millionaire works to rescue migrants off the coast of Italy

    Duration: 03:59

  • Streit's Matzo

    Bidding farewell to New York鈥檚 very last matzo factory.

    Duration: 03:40

  • Nathan East

    You've probably heard this bass player hundreds of times 鈥 now finally meet him

    Duration: 03:21

Broadcasts

  • Sat 28 Feb 2015 04:32GMT
  • Sun 1 Mar 2015 15:32GMT
  • Sun 1 Mar 2015 22:32GMT

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