Outlook Episodes Episode guide
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I created a mass Marilyn Monroe swim for my mother
How dressing up as the Hollywood icon helped Sarah Tinney cope after her mother’s death
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The truffle in my pocket that changed my life
Guy Debbas from Lebanon survived being held hostage to run a sucessful chocolate business
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Why did my mum give me away? An adoptee's quest for answers
Korean-Danish adoptee Sun Hee Engelstoft, flew over 5000 miles in search of her mum
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Michael Johnson: How the world's fastest man learned to walk again
US Olympic champion Michael Johnson had to learn to walk again following a stroke
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He knocked on my door and said: 'I believe you'
How the friendship of a stranger helped Betsy when she needed it most
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I went through puberty at two years old
Patrick Burleigh was born with precocious puberty, meaning his body developed very early
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The argument that led a singer to the truth about her family
Gina Williams believed she was an only child until a major revleation, aged 18
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The private eye bringing psychic fraudsters to justice
Bob Nygaard enters a dark underworld of soothsayers exploiting the vulnerable for money
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Hugh Bonneville: From dress-up to Downton
Actor Hugh Bonneville on catching the acting bug as a child and dealing with rejection
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My father’s hidden crimes
Analía’s dad was accused of being a government torturer - he said it was a lie
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The cookbook that became a lifeline
How eccentric but pioneering chef Julia Child became a role model for Julie Powell
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Painfully honest: A brain surgeon looks back on his mistakes
Living with cancer had made Henry Marsh reflect on the people he could not save
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Cracking Germany’s 'biggest' art theft case
The mayor and the top art theft detective who unravelled a 40-year-old German crime
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I was interviewed on live TV by accident
Four stories of mistaken identity
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The battlefield of the mind
Toby Gutteridge was one of the best soldiers in the world when he was shot in the neck
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The drag queen who ran for president of the United States
Joan Jett Blakk ran for office in 1992 to raise awareness about the Aids crisis
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How the kindness of strangers stopped my terror attack
Ex-US Marine Mac McKinney planned to bomb a mosque but ended up converting to Islam
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Saving the lost tapes of a musical genius
A grieving lover’s mission to share his partner’s unknown music with the world
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Glitter, high kicks and finding freedom
The joy that dance brings us in extraordinary and sometimes surprising ways
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Witness to a gangland murder: a mediator’s dilemma
Roegchanda Pascoe put her own safety and freedom on the line to take on Cape Town’s gangs
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‘My heart goes out to the mums’
The mum who’s found compassion for the mothers of murderers after her own family tragedy
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The playwright, the school teacher and the lost Xhosa king
How South Africa’s first published black female playwright restored her people’s history
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A fake billionaire in North Korea
Jim Latrache-Qvortrup posed as a weapons dealer to expose a North Korean criminal network
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The student journalist who risked it all to report in Russia
Armen Aramyan's student paper became one of Russia's last independent news outlets
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Rickie Lee Jones: From life on the breadline to stardom
The US singer hit the big time in her early 20s, winning a Grammy for her first album
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Steve Van Zandt on bands, bandanas and Bruce Springsteen
Guitarist Steve Van Zandt tells us why he's been happy being the man behind the boss
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My life, painting Iran’s rebellious women
Soheila Sokhanvari grew up in a very fashionable home in Iran but, in 1978 it all changed
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The marathon runner and Gobi the stray dog
Dion Leonard found an unlikely running partner during a race in China
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Black, Korean, stateless: A 'slickyboy’s' American dream, part 2
An outcast from birth and a petty thief by seven, all Milton wanted was to find his dad
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Black, Korean, stateless: A 'slickyboy’s' American dream, part 1
An outcast from birth and a petty thief by seven, all Milton wanted was to find his dad