Outlook Episodes Episode guide
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My Persian sci-fi musical, and why my mum's the star
After a stroke, Nahid withdrew. Then her son and carer HOSSEI put her centre stage again
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The musician who turned a garden into an orchestra
After a health crisis, Helen Anahita Wilson made music from plants that helped her heal
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I was taken as a baby, I didn’t know who I was, part 2
Jackie McCarthy O’Brien makes sporting history and uncovers the truth about her past
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I was taken as a baby, I didn’t know who I was, part 1
A black girl in a white town, Jackie McCarthy O’Brien grows up silenced and alone
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Outlook Mixtape: The view from space
The beauty and the challenges of living in Earth’s orbit
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I was in a pop band, I didn't know my parents were too
D:Ream singer Peter Cunnah on the musical threads that tied him to his birth family
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From care home shifts to the world’s greatest galleries
Everlyn Nicodemus was in her 60s and working in nursing homes when her art was discovered
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I found the singer the world forgot
Joshua Henry on his mission to bring lost musical genius Bill Fay back into the light
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The addict turned priest who fought the 'war on drugs'
Father Flavie is battling to expose the injustices of Philippines’ brutal drug crackdown
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Outlook Mixtape: Bedtime Stories
Magic rivers, a storytelling granny, and the origins of a children's classic
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Alone in the Pacific on the upturned hull of my boat
Australian Tom Robinson set out on a solo record-breaking ocean crossing aged 23
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I started throat singing in the shower and found fame
A cassette of Inuit throat singing inspired Tanya Tagaq to transform an ancient tradition
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How I found the community I love
Durell Knights was young, gay and Black in a city under the shadow of the Aids epidemic
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I managed 'Britain's worst football team' to chase my dream
Football-obsessed Shadab Ifitikhar wanted to be the world's best manager...by any means
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Outlook Mixtape: Thunder and lightning
A high-seas hunt for the Thunder and a jazz musician who was struck by lightning
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X-Cetra: How our pre-teen record became an unlikely hit
In 2000, four best friends made an album, just for fun. 25 years later, it was a classic
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Bringing the beat back: The accidental heroes of hip-hop
The self-taught teen funk musicians who unknowingly shaped the golden age of hip-hop
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Strangers to coworkers to friends to... sisters?
Cassandra and Julia were uncannily alike. A chance gift revealed a past neither expected
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Why I love counselling cult survivors
Dr Gillie Jenkinson counsels people who’ve just left cults, as she once did too
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Outlook Mixtape: On your bike
Cycling to find love, redemption and a university education
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The fighter pilot who saved 148 lives
Fighter pilot Tammie Jo Shults calmy landed a passenger plane saving 148 people on board
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The street kid who built a boxing academy
Tobias Mupfuti learned boxing while homeless – now he trains young fighters in Zimbabwe
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Speaking Scots helped me find my voice – and millions listen
Award-winning Scottish poet Len Pennie began writing to improve her mental health
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Scarpetta: Creating the hero I needed as a child
The painful past behind writer Patricia Cornwell’s crime‑fighting icon
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Outlook Mixtape: Friday the 13th
Tales of misfortune and horror to mark Friday the 13th
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A riot in a shopping cart: the race that inspired an artist
Murray Siple was drawn to speed and risk-takers. An injury opened his eyes to a new world
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Vampires in Lollywood: The 40-year hunt for the desi Dracula
Zinda Laash was Pakistan’s first ever horror film – but then it just disappeared
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Just row with it: 139 days at sea, three brothers, one ocean
A philosopher, a craftsman and an engineer try to row 9,000 miles across the Pacific
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A boy named ‘stand up’ and his battle to take down a statue
Simukai means 'stand-up' – and he does, against the legacy of colonialism
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Outlook Mixtape: The birds and the bees
Four tales from our archive about birds, bees, and falling in love