Songs for the Dead

The role of Irish keeners - women who were paid to cry, wail and sing over the dead

• 26 mins

It's a Dog's Life

The unique relationship between humans and dogs around the world

• 49 mins

Chuck Berry 1926 - 2017

Remembering Chuck Berry, a music icon who was one of the early pioneers of rock'n'roll

• 26 mins

Horses for Courses

The glamour, graft and glory at the most important thoroughbred horse auction on earth

• 49 mins

A Failed Revolution

Six years after protests began in Syria, Lina Sinjab explores why the revolution failed

• 26 mins

The Web Sheikh and the Muslim Mums

Muslim mums discuss their fears of extremist Islam influencing their children

• 26 mins

Reflections on Terror: 50 Years Behind the Headlines

Peter Taylor reflects on his 50-year career reporting terrorism

• 49 mins

Myanmar's Sex Vote

How Burmese MPs and sex workers are joining forces to improve lives

• 26 mins

When the Shooting Stops

How Sri Lanka and Uganda have kept the peace after civil war

• 49 mins

Project Le Pen

How far has Marine Le Pen detoxified the far-right legacy of France's Front National?

• 26 mins

Celebrating Life at 117

Priscilla Ng’ethe joins a family celebration for her 117 year old great grandmother.

• 26 mins

Walls and Peace

Do separation walls and barriers work, or do they make problems worse?

• 49 mins

A Soldier's Eye View of Afghanistan

Russian, American, British and Afghan soldiers talk about fighting in Afghanistan

• 49 mins

Mirrored

From childhood to old age, a journey through life reflected in the mirror

• 26 mins

Living with the Dead

How some Indonesians live with dead family members for years

• 26 mins

#GrannyWisdom

Young stars of social media share lessons in life from their grandmothers.

• 49 mins

Dying to Talk

People are sharing their thoughts and fears about dying at Death Cafes around the world

• 49 mins

Me and the President

Mr Trump supporter Joe Borelli kept an audio diary about the president’s first 100 days

• 26 mins

South Sudan: A Failure to Act

Reconstructing the events surrounding the attack on aid workers on 11 July 2016

• 54 mins

Nepal: Banished for Bleeding

The practice of chhaupadi, in which menstruating women are isolated from community life.

• 49 mins

Cathedral of the Fallen

A journey to the The Valle de los Caidos, the monument at the heart of Spain’s past

• 26 mins

Strangers for Hire

Many people rent out their homes or cars - in Japan some are now renting middle-aged men

• 26 mins

Subversion, Russia and the West

How the murky world of subversion still dominates East-West relations

• 49 mins

The Silent Wound

How veterans of Colombia's war are dealing with genital wounds and loss of masculinity

• 26 mins

A Woman Half in Shadow

The story of African-American novelist and folklorist Zora Neale Hurston

• 26 mins

Chaplains of the Sea

Port chaplains provide support to the world's 1.5 million merchant seafarers

• 49 mins

The Robots' Story

How might robots help us live, work and even love in the future?

• 26 mins

The Khan Mutiny

The Muslim male actors taking over Bollywood amidst growing Hindu fundamentalism in India

• 49 mins

Inside the Israeli Hospital

The Israeli doctors treating Syrians who have been smuggled over the border with injuries

• 26 mins

The Sound of Soweto

The Sound of Soweto - Part One

The role of music as defiance in Soweto, South Africa's oldest township

• 26 mins