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Rulebreakers

The shepherd and the settler

A Palestinian shepherd fights for his livelihood under pressure from Israeli settlers

• 26 mins

What has Nobel done for the world?

What it takes to win a Nobel prize and what it means for the lives and careers of winners

• 49 mins

Songs of the Humpback Whale

The story of Roger Payne’s best-selling environmental album, released 50 years ago

• 26 mins

Dyslexia: Language and childhood

Toby Withers explores how you can be dyslexic in one language, but not in another

• 26 mins

Spitfire stories

How a WW2 icon was made, piece by piece, against all odds. With historian Victoria Taylor

• 49 mins

Dyslexia: Into adulthood

Stella Sabin looks at the continuing impact of dyslexia in adult life.

• 26 mins

Soul Music

Mozart's Requiem

How Mozart's Requiem, written when he was dying, has touched and changed people's lives

• 26 mins

Soul Music

The Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel

People who connect directly with Simon & Garfunkel's song discuss what it means to them

• 26 mins

Soul Music

Peggy Lee's Is That All There Is?

How the song Is That All There Is? by Leiber and Stoller inspired and connected people

• 26 mins

Soul Music

The Star-Spangled Banner

Why America's national anthem, by Francis Scott Key, inspires emotion and controversy

• 26 mins

The TikTok election

Sophia Smith Galer finds out how TikTok could influence the outcome of the US election

• 49 mins

A perfect match

The inequalities in US healthcare exposed through a deeply personal story

• 26 mins

Fighting together in Korea

How the Korean War forced the US military to desegregate

• 49 mins

China's rocket man

What does a pioneering scientist's story reveal about China and America?

• 26 mins

Missing and murdered: America’s forgotten native girls

The shocking violence against Native American women

• 26 mins

America decides: How it happened

Philippa Thomas introduces a rapid-fire round-up of the US presidential election

• 26 mins

India's missing children

Rajini Vaidyanathan searches for one of the many Indian children trafficked into slavery.

• 26 mins

Blood lands

The frenzied attack in a farmhouse that left two dead and a South African town divided

• 49 mins

Obesity crisis in Thai temples

Why are Buddhist monks in Thailand more obese than the population at large?

• 26 mins

The five-day election

Voters talk about waiting for results of the unusually protracted US presidential election

• 26 mins

Barack Obama talks to David Olusoga

Ahead of the release of his memoirs, the former President talks to David Olusoga

• 26 mins

100 Women: Rebel girls soundtrack

The ways in which real events are reflected in the lyrics of popular songs

• 49 mins

100 Women: The mushroom woman

How Chido Govera's curiosity with mushrooms helped feed her family and other growers

• 26 mins

Don't Log Off: Resilience

Alan Dein connects with individuals whose lives have shifted in the coronavirus pandemic

• 26 mins

100 Women: Women in power

Mary Ann Sieghart hears the inspiring stories of women in power

• 49 mins

Belarus across the barricades - part one

Day 115 of the astonishing protests in Belarus

• 26 mins

Don't Log Off: Searching for hope

Alan Dein connects with individuals whose lives have shifted in the coronavirus pandemic

• 26 mins

Back down to Earth

Is it time to abandon dreams of human space travel?

• 49 mins

Belarus across the barricades - part two

Dazzling poet Valzhyna Mort explores a hundred days of protest in Belarus

• 26 mins

Don't log off: Grounded

Alan Dein connects with individuals whose lives have shifted in the coronavirus pandemic

• 26 mins