麻豆社

The Bomb

An explosion that changed history. Could one man have stopped it?

• 49 mins

Worlds apart

If globalisation is on its last legs - again - what might the impacts be?

• 49 mins

Fighting talk: How language can make us better

What impact does the language we use around cancer have on those living with the disease?

• 26 mins

Stitching souls

Maria Margaronis sews and hears the stories of Gee鈥檚 Bend's historic quilters

• 49 mins

Vaccines, Money And Politics

Vaccines, money and politics

What will it really take to vaccinate the world against Covid-19?

• 26 mins

Vaccines, Money And Politics

Vaccines, money and politics

What will it really take to vaccinate the world against Covid 19?

• 26 mins

Red State refugees

Can refugees save the small, conservative town of Cactus, Texas?

• 26 mins

August in Minsk

A summer of protest in Belarus recorded by Minsk journalist Ilya Kuzniatsou

• 23 mins

World Book Caf茅: Dublin

Authors Naoise Dolan and Caitriona Lally on living and writing in Dublin

• 49 mins

The Soviet Feminist Army

The Soviet women spreading feminist ideas in Afghanistan

• 26 mins

Why India is mad for motorbikes

An investigation into the deep-seated and increasing passion for motorcycling in India

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black Music in Europe: 1900-1910

Clarke Peters uncovers the stories of black musicians in Europe up to the Jazz Age

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black Music in Europe: 1910-1920

Clarke Peters uncovers the stories of black musicians in Europe during World War One

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black Music in Europe: 1920-1930

The sounds of Zonophone records and African-American jazz in 1920s Paris, Josephine Baker

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Before the war

Jazz in Weimar Berlin, calypso in Cardiff Bay and the sounds of the Beguine in Paris

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black music in Europe: 1939-45

Nazi propaganda jazz, black American trumpet stars in Paris, and Caribbean swing bands

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black music in Europe: After 1945

The music of Ambrose Campbell, Sterling Betancourt MBE, and calypso star Lord Kitchener

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Late 1950s-1960s

Congolese rumba recorded in Brussels, Algerian chaabi in Paris and Notting Hill Carnival

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

The 1960s

Guitar legend Francis Bebey, Fela Kuti, Don Cherry, and the story of The Blue Notes

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

The 1970s

Surinamese music in the Netherlands, black flamenco in Spain and lover鈥檚 rock in London

• 26 mins

Rulebreakers

How I disappear

The phenomenon of disappearance is rooted in Japanese culture. Meet those who disappear

• 26 mins

Rulebreakers

Veteran on the tracks

The handbook for train hopping American hobo culture and the man behind the guide

• 26 mins

Rulebreakers

A beautiful prison

Why Greenland is opening up its first prison, after years as a modern prison-less society

• 26 mins

Rulebreakers

Accused of hacking the Pentagon

This is what happened to my life when I was accused of hacking the Pentagon

• 26 mins

Rulebreakers

The shepherd and the settler

A Palestinian shepherd fights for his livelihood under pressure from Israeli settlers

• 26 mins

What has Nobel done for the world?

What it takes to win a Nobel prize and what it means for the lives and careers of winners

• 49 mins

Songs of the Humpback Whale

The story of Roger Payne鈥檚 best-selling environmental album, released 50 years ago

• 26 mins

Dyslexia: Language and childhood

Toby Withers explores how you can be dyslexic in one language, but not in another

• 26 mins

Spitfire stories

How a WW2 icon was made, piece by piece, against all odds. With historian Victoria Taylor

• 49 mins

Dyslexia: Into adulthood

Stella Sabin looks at the continuing impact of dyslexia in adult life.

• 26 mins