The Documentary Podcast Podcast
Hear the voices at the heart of global stories. Where curious minds can make sense of the world. Home of the best documentaries from the BBC World Service.
Hear the voices at the heart of global stories. Where curious minds can uncover hidden truths and make sense of the world. Home of the best documentaries from the BBC World Service.
From the impact of drought on crops, tourism and trade, to Africa's first film city, to the Romanian teenagers who built a DIY internet...we go beyond the headlines.
Each week we look at the stories shaping our world and hear voices connecting people from across the globe, asking how news stories are shaping their lives. We also follow spiritual journeys, examine the world through the lens of its media and focus on solutions to global problems.
Episodes to download
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The Secret History of Yoga
Wed 20 Jul 2016
Is modern Yoga a product of Scandinavian gymnastics as much as ancient Indian philosophy?
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A Tempest in Rio
Tue 19 Jul 2016
Shakespeare's plays appeal to Brazilians for their mix of sex, politics and intrigue
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Women with the Right Stuff
Sun 17 Jul 2016
Aviator and aspiring astronaut Wally Funk meets the pioneering women of space travel
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The Battle for Barcelona
Thu 14 Jul 2016
Why are residents protesting about the impact of tourism on their neighbourhoods?
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The Body on the Moor
Wed 13 Jul 2016
Who was the man who died from a rare kind of poisoning in a remote area of the UK?
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Missing the World Cup
Tue 12 Jul 2016
Ghana's boycott of 1966 was a protest at the number of places given by FIFA to Africa
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Obama's World
Sat 9 Jul 2016
As Barack Obama prepares to leave office, Nahal Toosi examines his foreign policy
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The City Giving Wine to Alcoholics
Thu 7 Jul 2016
How the city of Ottawa reduces the fall-out from addiction: giving wine to alcoholics.
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Mighty Real: Sylvester James
Wed 6 Jul 2016
The tale of gay black diva Sylvester James, famed for his disco hit Mighty Real
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Dust Bowl Ballads
Tue 5 Jul 2016
A fierce drought in Oklahoma’s ‘No Man’s Land’ stirs up dust storms, memories and myths
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A symphony for Syria
Mon 4 Jul 2016
The story of how 50 Syrian musicians beat the odds to perform again together.
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Sparing the Killers of Belize
Thu 30 Jun 2016
The campaign against capital punishment in a small but violent country
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The Accrington Pals
Wed 29 Jun 2016
The Battle of the Somme and a wartime tragedy that struck Northern England 100 years ago
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America's Independent Voters
Tue 28 Jun 2016
What motivates Ohio's volatile 'independent' voters who are not Democrats or Republicans?
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Syrian Voices
Sun 26 Jun 2016
Personal reflections of those who have survived, or are surviving, the conflict in Syria
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Macedonia’s Colourful Revolution
Thu 23 Jun 2016
The women prosecutors who have become the scourge of Macedonia’s political elite.
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Manto: Uncovering Pakistan
Wed 22 Jun 2016
The legacy of Sa'adat Manto, who confronted social taboos in Indio-Pakistani society
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Ukraine - Back from the War
Tue 21 Jun 2016
How a generation of Ukrainian combat veterans are coping with life after the frontline.
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Treating the Sex Offender
Sun 19 Jun 2016
Film-maker Rex Bloomstein investigates how sex offenders are treated and rehabilitated
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Honduras: After Berta…
Thu 16 Jun 2016
Assignment explores the impact of the murder of environmentalist, Berta Caceres
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Black, White and Beethoven
Wed 15 Jun 2016
Why is the UK's classical music scene so resolutely white, and how might it evolve?
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My Iranian Daughter
Tue 14 Jun 2016
An Iranian family struggles to deal with the unspoken fact that their daughter is gay
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Follow That Tractor
Sun 12 Jun 2016
The stories at the world’s biggest monthly second-hand tractor auction
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Held Hostage in Syria
Sat 11 Jun 2016
Four European hostages held by Islamic State talk about their months of incarceration
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Bangladesh’s Hidden Shame
Thu 9 Jun 2016
A report on the alleged persecution of the indigenous peoples of Bangladesh.
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The Deobandis: Pakistan
Wed 8 Jun 2016
Owen Bennett Jones heads to Pakistan in his exploration of South Asia's Deobandi Islam
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Listening to the Bones - Part Two
Tue 7 Jun 2016
The forensic team looking for clues in bones to look for Latin America's 'disappeared'
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Target: Tolo TV
Thu 2 Jun 2016
Yalda Hakim on how a Kabul TV station has paid a terrible human price for its journalism
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The Deobandis: India
Wed 1 Jun 2016
India’s Deobandi school of Islam and its mission to preserve Islam in its purest form
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Listening to the Bones - Part One
Tue 31 May 2016
The Argentine Team of Forensic Anthropology and their quest for clues from victims' bones