True stories of ordinary people and the extraordinary events that have shaped their lives.
World Service,·4464 episodes
Spanish explorer Cecilio Lopez Tercero was exploring a cave when he injured his back.
15 Oct 2014,·55 mins
Anand Kumar, the maths expert helping poor students to get into India's elite school.
14 Oct 2014,·55 mins
French war photographer Veronique de Viguerie on the risks she takes to get her pictures.
13 Oct 2014,·55 mins
Forest campaigner 'Mama' Aleta Baun, Indian widows homecoming, Harp and Kora fusion
12 Oct 2014,·28 mins
Kuroda Terutoshi was hiking on Mount Ontake in Japan when the volcano erupted
09 Oct 2014,·55 mins
An aircraft bomb attack as remembered by a survivor and the man who saved her life
08 Oct 2014,·55 mins
Mohamed Ali Nur, Somali ambassador to Kenya, was confronted by his daughter's killer
07 Oct 2014,·55 mins
Best-selling author Jane Green lost a year and a half of her life after misdiagnosis
06 Oct 2014,·55 mins
Kurdish doctor; American singer Joan Baez; One legged Marathon man
05 Oct 2014,·28 mins
Catia Pellegrino is Italy's first female naval commander and rescued Lampedusa migrants
02 Oct 2014,·55 mins
A doctor describes the moment the Ebola virus arrived in a Sierra Leone hospital.
01 Oct 2014,·55 mins
The Rwandan goalkeeper protected by his fans during the genocide 20 years ago
30 Sep 2014,·55 mins
The Kurdish doctor caring for refugees fleeing from Islamic State militants
29 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Surviving suicide; hunting Rwanda's genocide fugitives; re-inventing the wheel.
28 Sep 2014,·28 mins
Talu Tshiwandimoni was trapped in rubble for 14 hours before being rescued
25 Sep 2014,·55 mins
The American photographer who captured very different images of Abu Ghraib detainees
24 Sep 2014,·55 mins
The foreign correspondent speaking out about mental health after two suicide attempts
23 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Husband and wife team tracking Rwandan genocide suspects who are hiding in France
22 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Thriller writer on the stories bones tell. Plus ex-North Korean prison guard: Why I Fled
21 Sep 2014,·28 mins
Eco-campaigner Ramesh Agrawal describes how he took on gunmen who were sent to kill him
18 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Ahn Myung-chul defected to South Korea after his own family were targeted by the regime
17 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Best-selling novelist and forensic scientist Kathy Reichs, on telling stories from bones
16 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Arn Chorn Pond's musical skills enabled him to survive the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia
15 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Coming to terms with my extremist father. Plus daredevils and Brazil's greatest art space
14 Sep 2014,·28 mins
Zak Ebrahim: my father plotted the first attack on the World Trade Centre in 1993
11 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Mauro Prosperi is a marathon runner who got lost in the Sahara desert
10 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Richard Williams, the father of tennis champions Serena and Venus Williams
09 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Marc-Antoine Vumilia - jailed for allegedly plotting to kill former DRC President
08 Sep 2014,·55 mins
Flying elephants, Nepal's 'God of Sight' and Ukraine's paralympian training in a warzone
07 Sep 2014,·28 mins
Mo Asumang, the German TV presenter who was named in a racist Neo-Nazi hate song
04 Sep 2014,·55 mins