BBC World Service - The Documentary Podcast

South Sudan – can the world’s youngest country survive?

Tim Franks asks why the world's youngest nation is falling apart

The emotions and humanity of the Syrian people as seen through the eyes of its poets

How youth radio is helping to shape Myanmar's shift from military rule

Exploring stereotypes of Japan from workaholics to submissive women and bizarre crazes

Lucy Ash reports from the French city of Beziers which has become a Far-right fortress

Virtuoso percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie explores the story of the Hang

Homosexuality in Namibia and the LGBT community's struggle for social acceptance

Does harsh interrogation yield reliable intelligence in the fight against terror?

How Macau overtook Las Vegas to become the world's most lucrative gambling centre

Was Jacques Attali right when he predicted the value of recorded music would plummet?