Outlook Episodes Episode guide
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Documenting my cellmates' names in blood and rust
Mansour Omari risked his life to record the names of his cellmates in a Syrian prison
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Sealed in a glass dome and running out of oxygen
Biosphere 2 was an audacious experiment to see if humans could live in space
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My father and our time machine
Creating a play for my theatre obsessed father, before he lost his memory
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I bought a ghost town - then got trapped there
Brent Underwood was snowed in at an abandoned California mining town with a haunting past
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Becoming South Africa's first black rugby captain
Siya Kolisi's journey from a poor South African township to Rugby World Cup victory
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My soldier dad's goodbye tape
How Tricia Davies Nearn got to know a father lost in war
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Why 8 of us were sealed in a glass dome
Biosphere 2 was one of the most controversial human experiments of the 20th century
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The trans boxer learning the many ways to be a man
Thomas Page McBee wanted to understand the relationship between masculinity and violence
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A descendant of chiefs: my long journey home
How Jesse Thistle, a homeless Indigenous man, found his identity and his calling
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The girl who cycled her father 1,200km to safety
When Covid hit, Jyoti Kumari and her injured dad had to return to their home village
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Disco and drama: the story of Ride On Time
Worldwide fame came at a moral price for an Italian DJ who made a huge 1980s dance hit
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Sewing to protest in a Chilean prison camp
Student Cristina Zamora found courage in creativity when she was taken from her baby
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The 'bride and groom of the Syrian revolution’
Noura and Bassel's secret prison wedding and their struggle for freedom in Syria
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The chess game that changed a homeless boy’s life
Tani Adewumi fled Nigeria and became a chess champion in New York at just eight years old
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The rebel past of a Tibetan Lama
Lama Yeshe Losal Rinpoche reflects on a life of conflict, hedonism and disco dancing
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The woman who woke up in the future
Naomi Jacobs went to bed aged 32 but woke up thinking she was 15, her adult memories gone
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The Great Escape of Bonga
Bonga Kuenda, the man who sang – and sprinted – for Angolan independence
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Surfing and sisterhood - making waves in Jamaica
How one of Jamaica’s top surfers Imani Wilmot empowers women to ride the tide
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The man giving former extremists a second chance
Why do people become radicalised? Noor Huda Ismail was on a mission to find out
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The life and crimes of a bearded lady: part two
From prisoner to recording artist – how BL Shirelle found love, happiness and success
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The life and crimes of a bearded lady: part one
Selling crack and writing poetry – BL Shirelle’s turbulent childhood in Philadelphia
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A nightmare in Joshua Tree
Claire Nelson was hiking in the US wilderness when she slipped and fell into a canyon
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My life in the eye of the storm
Russel Honoré was the black army general who led the Hurricane Katrina relief effort
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The war story that led to our love story
Eva and Sami’s love for each other grew as he shared his experiences of the war in Syria
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The detective and the diamond heist
Belgian detective Patrick Peys had to solve the biggest diamond robbery in history
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The first date that led to a dramatic mountain rescue
Rachel Colenso and her partner were stranded on a Swiss mountain in a fierce blizzard
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The boy, the wish and the nuclear weapons
Why a terminally-ill teenager went to the Soviet Union to broker a nuclear peace deal
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The narcotics cop and a daughter hooked on heroin
The drug cop who lost his daughter to addiction on opening a rehab facility in her memory
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The barber saving lives one haircut at a time
British hairdresser Tom Chapman gets men to share their problems in his barber's chair
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Conjoined twins can now look into each other’s eyes
It took almost two years to separate two sisters conjoined at the back of their heads.