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Can Music Unite The Korean Peninsula?

Won Hyung Joon is trying to bridge the divide between North and South Korea through music

• 11 mins

Outlook Weekend: Lessons from Apes

Mothering tips from chimps and understanding the power of touch from a gorilla

• 28 mins

Why My Family had to Disappear

Pauline Dakin's family life was full of secrets, fear and unpleasant surprises

• 40 mins

Risking My Life to Save Precious Books

Dr Abdel Kader Haidara managed to hide thousands of ancient books from Islamist militants

• 14 mins

Making Top Violins in my Living Room

Amateur violin maker Danny Houck tries to build a copy of one of the world's best violins

• 22 mins

Making Prosthetics for Fellow Refugees

Asem Hasna lost his leg to a bomb in Syria. He then became a prosthetics designer

• 18 mins

Outlook Weekend: What's Around The Corner?

A student cycles round a bend on Bolivia's Death Road and a most unexpected thing happens

• 27 mins

Capturing a Different Side of Baghdad

The Iraqi journalist who didn't want the pages of his diary to be just about war

• 8 mins

Mexican Author Helping Child Migrants

Valeria Luiselli volunteers as an interpreter for undocumented migrants in the US

• 15 mins

Violence and Forgiveness in Colombia

San Carlos town experienced horror during the civil war, now reconciliation is underway

• 17 mins

The Zambian Mick Jagger

Jagari Chanda shot to fame as lead singer of a psychedelic band - but it wasn't to last

• 17 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Sanctuary of My Cell

Rusty Young took a guided tour of a Bolivian prison - he ended up staying for four months

• 26 mins

The Boy I Killed ‘Became a Part of Me’

In 1977 Maryann Gray accidentally killed a child and it's haunted her ever since

• 38 mins

Befriending the Soldier Who Blinded Me

Reconciliation between a British soldier and the boy he shot in Northern Ireland in 1972

• 17 mins

Our Emergency Wedding

When Charles discovered his partner Joan had cancer they only had 24 hours to get married

• 11 mins

Zimbabwe's Vegan Anti-Poaching Squad

The all-female anti-poaching unit trained by a former Australian sniper

• 14 mins

Outlook Weekend: What's a Family Anyway?

Two people trying to make sense of their families after finding out an explosive secret

• 26 mins

When a Murderer Stole My Identity

What happened when an American journalist faced the biggest ethical dilemma of his life?

• 23 mins

Imprisoned by My Father for 15 Years

Psychotherapist Maude Julien grew up in what she calls a 'cult of three' in France

• 18 mins

Liberian Refugee Becomes a US Mayor

Wilmot Collins has become the first black mayor in the US state of Montana

• 18 mins

Training a Goldfish for the Big Screen

Peta Clarke is one of Australia's top animal trainers for films and stage shows

• 14 mins

Outlook Weekend: Stan and the 'Weird World'

What would you do if a person you trust wanted you to disappear into a secret community?

• 26 mins

The Extremist in My Family

How a British family coped when one of its members joined militant group al-Shabab

• 20 mins

I Took on My Village Elders to End FGM

Nice Leng'ete dared to confront the Maasai tradition of female genital cutting

• 15 mins

Harlem's Legendary Ballet Dancer

Arthur Mitchell started the Dance Theatre of Harlem to train black ballet dancers

• 18 mins

The Arctic Explorer who Hates the Cold

Jamaican-born Dwayne Fields walked to the North Pole after surviving a gun attack

• 16 mins

Outlook Weekend: Things Only Adults Should Know

Stories of people who rebuilt their lives after a rough childhood

• 26 mins

My Baby was Born Twice

Meet Margaret Boemer and the Nigerian doctor who saved her baby's life

• 18 mins

The Man who Said No to Saddam Hussein

Hussain al-Shahristani refused to build an atomic bomb for the former President of Iraq

• 21 mins

'Pakistan's Toughest Woman'

Nazo Dharejo defended her home against a gang of 200 attackers

• 10 mins