The Outlook Podcast Archive Episodes Episode guide
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The bowl of porridge that changed my life
Elizabeth Nyamayaro was saved from starvation as a child by a UN aid worker in Zimbabwe
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The boldest human experiment of the last century?
Why eight people were sealed inside a glass dome in the Arizona desert in the 1990s
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The blind skateboarder going for gold
When skateboarder Justin Bishop went blind, he worried he’d lost the sport he loved
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The Blind Boys of Alabama: a life in music
From gospel to the Grammys – the life and times of America’s octogenarian boyband
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The black woman who cared for a Klansman
The temping job that took a young African-American woman into the home of a KKK member
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The black reverend who bought a Ku Klux Klan shop
How Reverend David Kennedy fought to shut down a shop selling racist paraphernalia
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The Black Cop who Infiltrated the KKK
How an African American police officer ended up as a card-carrying member of the KKK
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The black child raised by white supremacists
How Shane McCrae took to poetry to make sense of his difficult and abusive upbringing
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The black ballerina who didn't give up
Julie Felix says she was told she was the wrong colour to be a swan
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The birthday gift that survived the Holocaust
In 1942 Sylvia Cohn wrote her daughter a book of poems. They're her "greatest treasure"
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The bionic gloves that brought music back to me
Joao Carlos Martins thought he'd never play piano again, then he was gifted bionic gloves
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The Biker Doctor Erasing Tattoos
Dr David Ores removes tattoos for former gangsters, ex-cons and human trafficking victims
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The Best Friends Who Became a Family
Best friends Natasha Bakht and Lynda Collins became first co-parents of their kind.
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The Beninese singer hustling for success in New York
Shirazee endured homelessness and a threat of deportation as he pursued his music dreams
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The Bed that Saved Me from the Taliban
Greek pilot Vasileios Vasileiou hid in a bed frame to survive a Taliban attack
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The barefoot tennis player who turned pro
Sam Jalloh’s war-torn journey to becoming a top tennis player in Sierra Leone
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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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The band behind Bosnia's protest songs
Dubioza Kolektiv, the band mixing elements of rock, reggae and traditional Balkan music.
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The backflip that shocked the Olympics
Surya Bonaly performed an ‘illegal’ move that cemented her name in figure skating history
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The Baby I Found Buried Alive
Azita Milanian discovered a newborn buried alive, 20 years later they were reunited
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The avid hunter turned pioneering conservationist
An encounter with a Bobwhite Quail made Lebanese hunter Assad Serhal rethink his life.
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The Australian who woke up speaking Mandarin
Ben McMahon suffered a brain injury which impacted his use of language
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The astronaut who made a quilt in Space
Astronaut Dr Karen Nyberg launched a sewing project from the International Space Station
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The artist who started out drawing war as a child refugee
Petrit Halilaj was just 13 years old when his drawings were beamed all over the world
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The Artist Dressing Like His Ancestors
Peruvian artist Christian Fuchs recreates portraits of his ancestors by dressing up
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The Arctic Explorer who Hates the Cold
Jamaican-born Dwayne Fields walked to the North Pole after surviving a gun attack
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The architect who lost his sight but gained a vision
Chris Downey went blind almost overnight, one month later he was back being an architect
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The amateur sleuth and the lost babies
Historian Catherine Corless uncovered a national scandal in Ireland
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The Al-Qaeda Bomb Maker Turned MI6 Spy
Former extremist Aimen Dean explains why he joined the UK's Secret Intelligence Service
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The African girl raised by Kim Il-sung
Monica Macias had two dads: Equatorial Guinea's brutal leader and the North Korean despot