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Silence would be treason

The last prison writings of Ken Saro-Wiwa in the run-up to his execution

• 49 mins

Tale of a tiny fish: Part two

The tale of the disappearing Yaboi - a tiny nutritious fish from Senegal

• 26 mins

Music that survived the Nazis: Part one

The wealth of music during the Nazi era including secret sessions by Jewish musicians

• 49 mins

Fighting tobacco in Zambia

The story of Brenda Chitindi's efforts to introduce a Tobacco Control Bill in Zambia

• 26 mins

Music that survived the Nazis: Part two

How music was kept alive by Jewish musicians in the camps and ghettos of Nazi Europe

• 49 mins

Pakistan's long game

Owen Bennett-Jones examines the long game Pakistan played in the US defeat in Afghanistan

• 26 mins

No satisfaction

Why young people are having less sex than previous generations

• 26 mins

World Wide Waves '22: The sounds of community radio

Radio stations around the world keeping traditions alive

• 49 mins

Dark patterns

The complex web designs manipulating us to click, buy or subscribe

• 26 mins

The River Man

Why did the IRA execute Irish former policeman James Kane 100 years ago?

• 49 mins

Jobfished

How people were hired to work for a successful design agency but the whole thing was fake

• 26 mins

Inside the world's biggest humanitarian warehouse

Meet the men and women helping to run Unicef's central distribution hub in Copenhagen

• 26 mins

Ukraine: How did we get here?

Edward Stourton and expert guests explain the steps that led to the conflict

• 26 mins

Sumo's soaring success

Sumo star Konishiki Yasokichi discovers how the Japanese tradition is going global

• 26 mins

Bougainville's long road to independence

Is the Pacific island of Bougainville ready to become the world's newest country?

• 26 mins

Mass incarceration: From the inside

Ryan Burvick hears from those who have been through the prison system

• 49 mins

Why are we having less sex?

Author Jerry Barnett investigates the recent decline in sex in the western world

• 26 mins

Counting them in

Forty years on from the war, Mike Wooldridge reports on life in the Falklands today

• 49 mins

The house that Viktor built

Viktor Orban and the war in Ukraine. How dangerous is it for him and for Hungary?

• 26 mins

A coastal town in fear of the sea

Three fatal shark attacks have changed the remote, ocean-loving community of Esperance

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black music in Europe: 1970-1980

Clarke Peters presents his history of black music in Europe

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black music in Europe: 1980-1990

Stories from the history of black music in Europe over the last four decades

• 26 mins

Black Music in Europe

Black music in France and Italy

Clarke Peters focuses on the era of Zouk and Kassav鈥� to MC Solaar, Tommy Kuti , RayJeezy

• 26 mins

The shadow of Algiers

Stories from France鈥檚 troubled history with Algeria and why they still matter today

• 49 mins

Healing with fire on koala country

In the land of the Yuin people, cultural burning is being reintroduced to revitalise land

• 26 mins

Who killed my grandfather?

The unsolved murder of Yemen鈥檚 former Foreign Minister, Mohamed Noman, in 1974

• 49 mins

Saving our species

Could paying farmers to conserve nature help save Australia鈥檚 unique wildlife?

• 26 mins

Ingenious II

Delve into the weird and wonderful world of your genes with Dr Kat Arney

• 49 mins

Shifting Cultures: From paddock to plate

The sisters embracing the environment, and sustainability into Australia's cattle farming

• 26 mins

Zelensky: The making of a president

From political novice to Ukraine鈥檚 wartime leader - a profile of President Zelensky

• 26 mins