In No Triumph No Tragedy Peter White meets Haben Girma, the first deaf blind graduate from Harvard law school who is now breaking barriers to tackle discrimination across the world Show more

Tom Holland and Iszi Lawrence explore past visions of the future in this New Year's Eve programme. Show more

Sue Cook finds out about children strafed by enemy planes in World War Two. Show more

16 year old Scottish activist Erin Curtis takes us behind the scenes of a climate strike. Show more

Erin struggles balancing climate activism and exams; she talks to her friends for advice. Show more

Erin goes to Scottish parliament to meet First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Show more

Natalie and Amanda have pulled together some of the best bits from Series 1…take a listen. The series was full of great stories that just needed to be told! Show more

A New Forest based sailmaker uses its expertise to make PPE for medics Show more

Plus more pop gloriousness in House Music, this week's Watchlist and the Maths of Life.

Dan and James meet a man who offers “talking therapy” to people in Northern Ireland who don’t want to be gay. Show more

Dan and James find themselves in church with their new friend, Granny. They definitely didn’t see that coming. And they meet Hodor from Game of Thrones! Show more

Tom Holland and Iszi Lawrence follow history’s story-laden lines and linkages. Take HS2 from London’s graveyards to discover cross-dressing Welshmen rioting over new toll roads. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Soprano Catherine Bott tells the story of Nancy Storace, an English singing superstar who worked with Mozart. From 2014. Show more

Scientist Dorothy Hodgkin and her lover wrestle with the internal structure of complex molecules in 1930s letters. From October 2014. Show more

In the 1940s, Dorothy made more scientific strides even with a baby, prompting the college to award maternity pay. From October 2014. Show more

Dorothy's reputation grew post-war, conquering the structure of penicillin before the challenge of vitamin B12. From October 2014. Show more

Becoming the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1964, Dorothy shared her hopes for the future. From October 2014. Show more

Tom Holland views Heathrow in the Iron Age and asks if a mound in a Slough car park could be a Saxon burial site. Also, the 1,900th anniversary of Hadrian becoming Emperor of Rome. Show more

Soldiers, officers and military policemen give their perspective on how events unfolded during the mutiny in the British Army at Etaples in September 1917. Show more

Paul Barrett explores the life of 20th-century palaeontologist, Franz Baron Nopcsa von Felso-Szilvás. From October 2015. Show more