Die Klassen

Die Klassen: How Syrians Adapt to Life in Germany

Germany offers language classes to new arrivals from Syria to help with integration

• 49 mins

Die Klassen

Die Klassen: Health and Family

The Syrian refugees who arrived in Berlin in 2015 and their attempts to settle in

• 49 mins

Die Klassen

Die Klassen: Waiting and Hoping

Five Syrian refugees talk about their struggle to settle into new lives in Germany

• 49 mins

Die Klassen

Die Klassen: Die Trennung

A Syrian father and daughter in Berlin and their struggle to reunite with family

• 26 mins

The Hundred Million Dollar Question

The Hundred Million Dollar Question - Part One

What’s the best way to spend $100 million to fix one of humanity’s problems?

• 26 mins

The Hundred Million Dollar Question

The Hundred Million Dollar Question - Part Two

What’s the best way to spend $100 million to fix one of humanity’s problems?

• 26 mins

Seeking Refuge in Houston

Following storm Harvey, what are the challenges facing Houston’s diverse population?

• 26 mins

The Gardeners of Kabul

Meeting the people with a passion for flowers in a city of conflict

• 26 mins

The Flying Colombians

We join the world’s cyclists on the gruelling Vuelta a Colombia race

• 26 mins

Lonely in Lagos

Poet and broadcaster Wana Udobang speaks with lonely and isolated people in the city

• 49 mins

Beats, Rhymes and Justice: Hip Hop on Rikers Island

Behind the bars of New York’s notorious jail, Rikers Island, inmates are learning to rap

• 49 mins

My First Period

Periods are a taboo in many places but for some in Tanzania first periods are celebrated

• 26 mins

Forever Young

Meet the self-experimenters and scientists trying to add years to our lives

• 26 mins

Life After Life

How thousands of Americans given life sentences as children now have a chance of freedom.

• 49 mins

The Avocado Wall

The amazing success story of the avocado in the US as a case study for the future trade

• 26 mins

Making the Grade

The global expansion of British music exams, and its very modern challenges

• 26 mins

The Fish that Ate Florida

Why some people want to eradicate the lionfish from Florida's waters

• 49 mins

The Silent Forest

The Silent Forest - Part One

The local people of rainforests of Southe-ast Asia resisting destruction of their forests

• 49 mins

The Silent Forest

The Silent Forest - Part Two

How the locals of Thailand and Myanmar are resisting the destruction of their forests

• 49 mins

Che Today

Fifty years after his death, what would Che Guevara have thought of today’s Cuba?

• 26 mins

Aymara and the Ants

How Aymara Val and her neighbours are fighting for better jobs, sewage and water systems

• 26 mins

Behind Closed Doors

Behind Closed Doors: Solutions to Domestic Abuse in Kenya

Unity is a village without men set up by Samburu women in response to domestic abuse

• 26 mins

Behind Closed Doors

Behind Closed Doors: Solutions to Domestic Violence in Peru

Rates of domestic violence in the Peruvian Andes are particularly high

• 26 mins

Behind Closed Doors

Behind Closed Doors: Solutions to Domestic Abuse in Indonesia

Indonesia has just conducted its first ever national survey on domestic violence

• 26 mins

I Speak Navajo

"Growing up and not speaking the language, I felt this loss or this void"

• 49 mins

C-Section Brazil

Brazil is the caesarean capital of the world. What is behind this C-section “epidemic”?

• 26 mins

A New Church for the Red State

How a reforming priest brought revolution to Russia’s Orthodox Church

• 49 mins

Nigeria: Shooting it Like a Woman

Nigerian director Tope Oshin celebrates women film-makers currently reinventing Nollywood

• 26 mins

AKA Mystery Island

A tiny South Pacific island hosts 25,000 cruise ship tourists a month but at what cost?

• 49 mins

The Red and the White

The Red and the White: Intervention

The story of a forgotten war fought by Western troops in Arctic Russia at the end of WW1

• 26 mins