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The Bosphorous

Episode 2

Edward Stourton journeys down one of the most evocative stretches of water in the world, the meeting point of Europe and Asia.

• 26 mins

The Bosphorous

Episode 3

Edward Stourton journeys down one of the most evocative stretches of water in the world, the meeting point of Europe and Asia.

• 26 mins

Right Livelihood

A look at how people in Australia are employing Buddhist ethics and practices in their workplaces to make work more satisfying.

• 26 mins

The Mourides of Senegal

Tim Judah is in Senegal to meet the Mourides, a powerful Senegalese Muslim brotherhood that stresses the importance of work.

• 26 mins

Going For Gold In Ramadan

Personal approaches to spirituality from around the world.

• 26 mins

Nation Of Little Faith

Tom Esslemont is in Estonia, the world's least religious country. Christianity has few followers but nature spirituality thrives

• 26 mins

Muslims In The USA

Iranian Karin Zarindast visits the US to examine its complex relationship with Islam and how US Muslims express their faith,

• 26 mins

Muslim White Female

Miriam O'Reilly asks why since 9/11, so many European women have chosen to embrace Islam.

• 26 mins

Return To Vukovar

Martin Bell returns to Vukovar to mark the 20th anniversary of the 87 day siege by Serb forces of the eastern Croatian city.

• 26 mins

God And Gays - Bridging The Gulf (Heart

Christopher Landau asks if there is a third way to resolve the divisive debate over how the church should treat homosexuals.

• 26 mins

An Anatomy Of Evil

Are people like Osama bin Laden & General Mladic inherently evil? Michael Ford explores the concept of evil and what causes it.

• 26 mins

God In China

Episode 1

Tim Gardam explores how the Communist Party is reconnecting with Chinas Taoist heritage and promoting it through tourism.

• 26 mins

God In China

Episode 2

Tim Gardam explores how the Communist Party is reconnecting with Chinas Taoist heritage and promoting it through tourism.

• 26 mins

God In China

Episode 3

Tim Gardam explores how the Communist Party is reconnecting with Chinas Taoist heritage and promoting it through tourism.

• 26 mins

The Last Sikh Warrior

Hardeep Singh Kohli joins Nidar Singh Nihang, Sikh master of the ancient martial art of Shastar Vidiya in search of a successor.

• 26 mins

05/11/2011 GMT

Crisis at St Paul's Cathedral - how has the Church of England responded to the protestors?

• 26 mins

Alice Herz Sommer

Another chance to hear the remarkable story of 108-year-old pianist Alice Herz Sommer.

• 26 mins

The Right Thing

Episode 1

Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee from Liberia talks to Miriam O'Reilly.

• 26 mins

The Right Thing

Episode 2

Zimbabwean human rights campaigner Farai Maguwu talks to Miriam O'Reilly.

• 26 mins

The Right Thing

Episode 3

Why former priest Romy Tiongco is living under the shadow of death in the Philippines.

• 26 mins

Shinto

Melvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the Japanese belief system Shinto.

• 26 mins

Being Joseph

Neil Nunes explores whether the earthly father of Jesus can inspire step-fathers today.

• 26 mins

Christmas in Norway

Survivors and bereaved families facing their first Christmas since the Utoya massacre.

• 26 mins

In God We Trust

Has the religious right lost its best chance in a generation to contest the US Presidency?

• 26 mins

Survivor Stories

Holocaust survivors share their stories of optimism, resilience and faith.

• 26 mins

Fame, Blame And Shame

Episode 1

Mandy Smith, ex-wife of Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, in conversation with Michael Ford.

• 26 mins

Fame, Blame And Shame

Episode 2

The story of a shame so deep that it led to murder.

• 26 mins

Fame, Blame And Shame

Episode 3

Jide Macaulay on what it's meant for him to be Nigerian, Christian - and gay.

• 26 mins

Elif Shafak

The award-winning Turkish novelist on how Rumi, the Sufi poet, has inspired her writing.

• 26 mins

Black, British, Christian

Why are there so few Black clergy in the Church of England?

• 26 mins