An Interview with Edward Snowden
Why Edward Snowden exposed the mass surveillance by American and British intelligence
12 Loka 201523min
Revolutionaries: Artificial Intelligence
Two pioneers in AI discuss their work and describe the way in which machine led intelligence is set to remake our world. Eric Horvitz, managing director of Microsoft Research and Cynthia Breazeal, ch...
9 Loka 201550min
Great expectations: Migrants in Germany
India Rakusen travels to the city of Hamburg to find out why Germany has become the destination of choice for so many of the thousands of refugees heading across Europe.
8 Loka 201526min
The Battle for the Art of Detroit
Should a city owing $18 billion sell its prestigious art collection? The Detroit Institute of Arts' collection is world famous, and includes the first Van Gogh to be owned by an American arts museum, ...
7 Loka 201527min
Eleanor Roosevelt
The story of how Eleanor Roosevelt transformed the place of women in American politics. Naomi Grimley looks at how life’s disappointments shaped Mrs. Roosevelt and how she learnt to cope with the scru...
6 Loka 201527min
Spain’s Battle for the Bull
Spain's national bullfighting association has warned that the tradition is in crisis. Neal Razzell reports.
1 Loka 201526min
We Real Cool: The Poetry of Gwendolyn Brooks
Gwendolyn Brooks was an African American poet whose imagination, conscience and passion for words made her the first black poet to win the Pulitzer Prize, in 1950. Narrated by her daughter Nora Brooks...
30 Syys 201527min
Wall in the Head
The invisible cultural and mental divide between former East Germans and West Germans. Comedian Henning Wehn finds out if the cultural divisions can ever be broken down.
29 Syys 201527min
