The Mechanic and the Mission

The ex-mechanic in Benin whose mission is to help people with mental health problems.

• 26 mins

Something Old, Something New

Johny Pitts' dad is an African-American star and his mum's from the north of England.

• 26 mins

The Boda Boda Boom

The Boda-Boda Boom - Part One

Alan Kasujja visits Uganda to explore the rise of the boda-boda - motorcycle taxi

• 26 mins

The Boda Boda Boom

The Boda-Boda Boom - Part Two

The start-ups in Kampala trying to make the boda-boda - motorcycle taxi- a safer industry

• 26 mins

The Gospel Truth

The Gospel Truth - Part One

The journey of gospel music from the church to the charts

• 26 mins

The Gospel Truth

The Gospel Truth - Part Two

Financial educator Alvin Hall examines gospel music and its commercialisation

• 26 mins

Found in Translation

How a young Japanese translator Miwako Ozawa met tsunami survivor Hiromitsu Shinkawa

• 26 mins

An Eton Experience

Each year some of the poorest pupils in Britain enter Eton school on full scholarships

• 26 mins

BBC School Report: Destination Hamburg

Hamburg teenagers investigate their city’s migrant influx

• 23 mins

Donald Trump: The People's Billionaire

Donald Trump - billionaire, celebrity and now politician. Justin Webb tells his story

• 26 mins

Batman and Ethan

The 10-year-old blind boy and gifted musician, learning echolocation from Daniel Kish

• 26 mins

Lynn Hill - 21st Century War Poet

US Air Force veteran and poet Lynn Hill opens up the alien soul of 21st Century warfare

• 26 mins

Ted Cruz - Republican

The rise of Ted Cruz, the only man left who could thwart Donald Trump

• 26 mins

Chemsex

The new sub-culture of sex and drugs that is growing amongst gay communities

• 49 mins

A Swedish Tale

How the northern Swedish town of Ånge is learning to live with 1,000 asylum seekers

• 26 mins

The Easter Rising 1916

How six days of armed struggle in 1916 changed Irish and British history

• 49 mins

What Should we Teach Our Kids?

How should we be preparing British schoolchildren today to find employment in the future?

• 26 mins

South Korea - The Silent Cultural Superpower

South Korea: The Silent Cultural Superpower - Part One

From movies and TV to K-Pop, South Korean culture punches above its weight in East Asia

• 26 mins

South Korea - The Silent Cultural Superpower

South Korea: The Silent Cultural Superpower - Part Two

How South Korea's popular culture is leading to a raucous, more individualist culture

• 26 mins

Default World

How the ethics, philosophies and lifestyles of the tech elite influence the way we live

• 49 mins

Europe's Terror Networks

How the so-called Islamic State operates in Europe.

• 26 mins

The Salon

Intimate conversations between hairdressers and their clients around the world.

• 49 mins

The Afro-Mexicans

Mexico’s black communities feel ignored and are using culture to fight for recognition.

• 49 mins

Trading Hair

Why women in India shave their natural hair and why South African women want to buy it

• 26 mins

Secret Lives

What do our secrets tell us about who we are? And what happens when we reveal them?

• 49 mins

A Global Queen

Marking the Queen’s 90th birthday, David Cannadine assesses the British monarchy’s role

• 26 mins

Beyond Binary

Stories from people who identify as ‘non-binary’ – not male, not female

• 49 mins

Forgetting Igbo

Nkem Ifejika examines the fall of Igbo, one of West Africa’s most widely spoken languages

• 26 mins

The Forgotten Girls of Dhaka

Can girls living in a slum in Bangladesh shape their own identities?

• 26 mins

Music that Unites Us

The music of the world that unites fans - even across borders that divide old enemies

• 49 mins