Huey learns why Cuban music is so globally revered, how its isolation has affected its musicians, and what the future holds as the country opens up. Show more
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Composer and singer Daymé Arocena performs music inspired by her Afro-Cuban heritage, including tracks from Cubafonía, the album that catapulted her onto the global stage. Show more
Huey Morgan visits Brazil and meets musicians across the country, revealing an astonishingly diverse and political music scene. Show more
JB Gill takes a stroll along the River Stour, which runs runs from the Kent Downs, through Canterbury and on towards the Cinque Port of Sandwich and Pegwell Bay. Show more
Dr Shini Somara takes a journey around the region exploring the ways inventors, entrepreneurs and scientists have pushed the boundaries of interactivity. Show more
Documentary in which broadcaster and gay rights activist Simon Fanshawe examines the landmark Sexual Offences Act 1967, which legalised male homosexuality. Show more
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The Great Staycation
The Macs' Farm
29 minutes
In an attempt to save their failing egg farm, the Macs have opened their fields to campers wanting a staycation and are now planning their first ever festival, Wild Meadows. Show more
To mark the 250th anniversary of Sir Walter Scott's birth, author Damian Barr goes in search of the legacy of one of Scotland’s great historical figures, novelists and poets. Show more
Pioneer of Brazilian bossa nova Roberto Menescal joins his son’s band Bossacucanova in their Rio studio for a re-interpretation of classic bossa hits.
Documentary about Grace, Rupert and Connor, who all have Tourette's syndrome. Grace puts on a show, while Rupert undergoes a new therapy, and Rupert deals with his swearing tics. Show more