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The Battle for the US Constitution

Why are some fighting to have the 14th Amendment of the US constitution repealed?

• 26 mins

Adelia Prado - Voice of Brazil

Her sensual, devout, sometimes provocative poetry is read and admired around the world

• 26 mins

Life Under Glass

The premature babies in incubators on display in an amusement park before World War II

• 26 mins

Cruising

Cruising - New Destinations

The new market for cruise holidays in China and Africa

• 26 mins

Cruising

Cruising: Bad for the World?

The environmental impact of mass tourism on cruise liners as China gets on board

• 26 mins

Looping Swans

Tchaikovsky鈥檚 Swan Lake and its relationship with the Russian psyche and politics

• 26 mins

The Force of Google

Google dominates internet searching. Rory Cellan-Jones asks if it is too powerful

• 26 mins

Leaving the Fold

Three personal testimonies exploring the journey from religious faith to atheism

• 26 mins

Island of Love

Why are Middle Easterners heading to Cyprus to tie the knot?

• 26 mins

Yusra: Swim for Your Life

Yusra Mardini went from swimming to survive as a refugee to swimming in the Rio Olympics

• 49 mins

How to Win a Presidential Debate

How have Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump prepared for their first US Presidential debate?

• 26 mins

Blind Man Roams the Globe

Blind Man Roams the Globe: Nairobi

Peter White is blind and explores Nairobi through the sounds of the city

• 26 mins

Blind Man Roams the Globe

Blind Man Roams the Globe: Washington DC

Exploring Washington DC through the sounds of the city

• 26 mins

Blind Man Roams the Globe

Blind Man Roams the Globe: Rio

What is it like being a blind tourist in Rio during the Paralympics?

• 26 mins

A Home for Black History

The historic opening of the National Museum of African-American History and Culture

• 49 mins

Interview with President Santos

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on the peace deal with the Farc rebels

• 23 mins

The Forgotten Prisoners of Apartheid

Twenty-one years after apartheid people are still in jail for fighting to end it

• 26 mins

They Call Us Viet Kieu

Anna Nguyen returns to Vietnam to rediscover the war-torn country her family fled in 1975

• 26 mins

America Revisited

America Revisited: The West

Why do Americans seem more divided than ever during this election year?

• 49 mins

America Revisited

America Revisited: The South

Why do Americans seem more divided than ever?

• 49 mins

America Revisited

America Revisited: The East

What do the people of the East coast think of Barack Obama's legacy?

• 49 mins

America Revisited

America Revisited: The Discussion

In the final programme we bring together five of the exciting speakers from the road trip

• 49 mins

Drugs and the Dentist

The dentists in the US fixing the teeth of drug addicts to help fix their lives

• 26 mins

Losing My Sight and Learning to Swim

Monica Vasconcelos learns to negotiate the world as her sense of sight diminishes

• 49 mins

The Debates Dissected

What have we learned from three US Presidential debates?

• 49 mins

We Shall Fly

Dreaming the Wrong Dream?

The surprising history of African space exploration

• 26 mins

We Shall Fly

Tomorrow's Dreams

Maggie Aderin-Pocock looks at the surprising history of African space exploration

• 26 mins

Who Are You Again?

Mary Ann Sieghart is not rude, she just cannot identify people by their faces

• 26 mins

Oklahoma City After the Bomb

How Oklahoma City transformed itself after the devastating bomb in 1995

• 49 mins

African Books to Inspire

Which African books deserve a wider audience?

• 26 mins