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All in a Day's Work
Comparing the lives of people in different jobs from across the world
BBC World Service
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Being Different
Geoff Adams-Spink travels to three continents to meet people with disabilities
BBC World Service
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Language Steamrollers
Are the "languages of power" driving many of our 6,000 languages to extinction?
BBC World Service
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Agenda For Africa
Achieving health, education, trade and good governance for Africa
BBC World Service
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Blogging In Brazil
Down Brazil's 600km São Franciso river following Richard Burton's 1867 historic canoe trip
BBC World Service
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Meridian
Iconic arts series with films, plays, literature and music from around the world
BBC World Service
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The Radio 3 Documentary
Exploring different aspects of history, science, philosophy and the arts.
BBC Radio 3
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The Scott Mills Weekly
The best and sometimes questionable bits from Scott's weekday afternoon show on Radio 2.
BBC Radio 2
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Seriously...
Seriously is home to the world’s best audio documentaries. Introduced by Vanessa Kisuule.
BBC Radio 4
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The BBC Academy Podcast
Essential listening for anyone working in or wanting to get into broadcast media
BBC Radio
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Modern Muses
Leading composers and performers explain how they cooperate in the creation of new work.
BBC Radio 3
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WW2: War and Words
Twenty momentous years that changed the course of world history, from 1936 to 1956.
BBC World Service
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Water Works
Growing demand for water means that the supply of it is strained - from the US to China
BBC World Service
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Indian Railway Journey
"A journey on an Indian train is not just a trip, but an adventure..."
BBC World Service
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The Understudy
Actors share their tales of theatrical triumph, disaster and terror
BBC World Service
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The Last Days of Apartheid
Matthew Bannister reports from South Africa on the final days of the apartheid regime
BBC World Service
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Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew
Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's visionary prime minister and his remarkable legacy
BBC World Service
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Vincent van Gogh
The truth behind the myths surrounding Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh
BBC World Service
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Going to the Movies
People all over the world share their memories of going to the cinema
BBC World Service
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Benjamin Britten
British composer Benajmin Britten examined through his love of Suffolk in England
BBC World Service
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History of Architecture by Rod Hackney
Rod Hackney talks about his choice of book for a good read
BBC World Service
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Charabanc to Russia
An Irish theatre group tours the Soviet Union and compares theatrical traditions
BBC World Service
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The Maoris of New Zealand
The Maori cultural renaissance and drive to reclaim their land and fishing rights
BBC World Service
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Images of Debussy
Michael Berkeley explores the life and work of French composer Claude Debussy
BBC World Service
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Everybody's Wearing Blue Jeans
The story of denim, from it's origins in 19th Century America, to the catwalks of today
BBC World Service
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Pedal Power
Andy and Evelyn Jarvis' tandem ride for the rain-forests from Sydney to London.
BBC World Service
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