The Documentary Episodes Available now
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
Mozart's Requiem—Soul Music
How Mozart's Requiem, written when he was dying, has touched and changed people's lives
The shepherd and the settler—Rulebreakers
5/5 A Palestinian shepherd fights for his livelihood under pressure from Israeli settlers
The 1970s—Black Music in Europe
9/9 Surinamese music in the Netherlands, black flamenco in Spain and lover’s rock in London
Accused of hacking the Pentagon—Rulebreakers
4/5 This is what happened to my life when I was accused of hacking the Pentagon
Why India is mad for motorbikes
An investigation into the deep-seated and increasing passion for motorcycling in India
The 1960s—Black Music in Europe
8/9 Guitar legend Francis Bebey, Fela Kuti, Don Cherry, and the story of The Blue Notes
A beautiful prison—Rulebreakers
3/5 Why Greenland is opening up its first prison, after years as a modern prison-less society
The Soviet Feminist Army
The Soviet women spreading feminist ideas in Afghanistan
World Book Café: Dublin
Authors Naoise Dolan and Caitriona Lally on living and writing in Dublin
