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Heavy Metal's Groundbreaking Grandma

Meet Inge Ginsberg: Holocaust survivor, Hollywood composer and heavy metal grandma

• 26 mins

The forbidden marriage and the legal loophole

The clerical error that allowed two women to make LGBT history in Costa Rica.

• 44 mins

My powerful sideburns and other beard stories

MJ Johnson has an award winning beard, but due to coronavirus its days might be numbered

• 44 mins

Voyage to the bitter deep

Victor Vescovo and John Ramsay explored the deepest points of the world's five oceans.

• 40 mins

Wrongfully convicted of murdering my parents

After 17 years in prison Marty Tankleff has been sworn in as a lawyer.

• 44 mins

The teenager who survived the Manchester bombing

Freya Lewis has rebuilt her life after the attack at an Ariana Grande concert in 2017

• 26 mins

The lawyer, the chemical giant, and the contaminated water

Robert Bilott's case for a farmer became a fight for 70,000 people

• 44 mins

We missed our baby鈥檚 birth because of Covid-19

How one couple travelled across the world to meet their baby son

• 44 mins

Hamilton: Overcoming hearing loss to make its music

Alex Lacamoire collaborated with Lin-Manuel Miranda to create the epic sound of Hamilton

• 40 mins

We risked our lives to save my brother's heart

Hamed Amiri鈥檚 family fled from Afghanistan to get a heart operation for his brother

• 44 mins

Dynamo: turning illness into magic

Crohn's disease has hampered the world-famous magician all his life

• 26 mins

The deserted island and the lost graves

Carina Hoang and her siblings ended up stranded on an island in the South China Sea

• 44 mins

Fire and justice: my life after Grenfell

Antonio Roncolato was one of the last survivors to escape London鈥檚 Grenfell Tower fire

• 44 mins

Touched by magic

Magicians who used their craft to overcome social awkwardness, sexism and bullying

• 40 mins

Ups and downs in a vertical world

Ian Powell is a climbing hold designer who rebuilt his life after years of drug addiction

• 44 mins

Husband for Hire

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I played violin during my brain surgery

Dagmar Turner played to prevent any damage to her violin skills

• 44 mins

The adventurer鈥檚 son who went missing in the jungle

When Roman Dial's son disappeared in Costa Rica, he set out to find him

• 44 mins

"Look after her" - the story of a hidden WW2 child

Lien de Jong was a Jewish child who hid during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands

• 40 mins

Caring for my dying father made me a better doctor

Rachel Clarke is a palliative care doctor. When her dad got ill her work became personal

• 44 mins

The mystery of Ecuador's lost mastertapes

An Ecuadorian DJ's quest to unravel a decades-old family mystery

• 26 mins

A girl on the run and a girl with no name

To celebrate Outlook's birthday, we're hearing from listeners with stories of their own

• 44 mins

The trailblazing nurse who began life in care

Extraordinary personal stories from around the world

• 44 mins

Rufus Wainwright: My music and my mother

Born into folk music royalty Rufus took special inspiration from his mum Kate McGarrigle

• 40 mins

The literary heroes that helped me cope as a carer

When Sam Mills became a carer for her schizophrenic father, fiction became her lifeline

• 44 mins

Greg Louganis: the Death-Defying Diver

Blood, gold and secrets at the Olympic pool

• 26 mins

The unmaking of a boy soldier

As a boy, Ishmael Beah was forced to kill. How do you turn a soldier back into a child?

• 44 mins

Chimps taught me how to be a mother

Dr Jane Goodall's work with chimps has revolutionalised our understanding of primates

• 44 mins

The day the music stopped

Violinist Min Kym was at the height of her career when her priceless violin was stolen

• 40 mins

Why I talk to warlords

Priscillia Kounkou Hoveyda negotiates with warlords for the release of child soldiers

• 44 mins