The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2014

The BBC World Service's wide range of documentaries from 2014.

Episodes

Total: 197

Manchester: A City United

2014/4/12

How Manchester helped shape the modern age. Communism, free trade, the co-operative movement, the ca

Can a unique friendship between two men of god end the killings in the Central African Republic? Tim

The history of the Arab world, including Egypt's 19th Century encounters with Europe and the cultura

Mapping the Void

2014/4/8

How does being on a map affect your work, education and rights? Meet the The volunteers who are mapp

A Good Man in Rwanda

2014/4/5

The story of Capt Mbaye Diagne, one of the unsung heroes of Rwanda’s genocide. Working as a Senegale

How can an airplane go missing in the 21st Century and why - nearly a month after it disappeared - w

Lucy Ash talks to the Ukrainian volunteers and activists who are painstakingly restoring a stash of

Crypto Wars

2014/4/2

Hacking, security, encryption: Gordon Corera explores the history of the war between governments and

Sarah Montague turns her attention to universities, in particular, to MOOCs (Massive Open Online Cou

Mustapha Mohammed meets Nigerian boys who have to work to support their families in the northern cit

In 1983 at the height of the deprivations and repression of Nicolae Ceausescu's communist regime in

The Missing Migrants

2014/3/29

Each year, thousands of Latin American migrants illegally cross the US border via a treacherous jour

Guns in America

2014/3/29

More gun deaths are due to suicide than homicide in the US. But what happens to the fiancée left beh

The Silent Enemy

2014/3/27

Tim Whewell travels to the Turkish border and to Lebanon to talk to the doctors and health care work

Monica Vasconcelos reports that fifty years after the coup, Brazil has started to deal with the lega

"Blacks Only"

2014/3/24

Under apartheid in South Africa, stand-up comedy was exclusively the domain of white performers. But

Young women lack the same opportunities as men, despite most countries legislating against discrimin

The Door Back to Mexico

2014/3/20

The BBC’s Valeria Perasso is on the US border, exploring the journey taken by Mexican deportees as t

India - Press for Sale

2014/3/18

Does 'paid media' threaten democracy? Shilpa Kannan investigates corruption in India where there are

Where Are You Going?

2014/3/15

Catherine Carr charts the course of one day in the lives of many people, making many different journ