The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2007

Gavin Esler tells the story of Bill Clinton's controversial and colourful presidency, from epic victories to personal tu... Read more

Malcolm Billings explores the reconstruction projects slowly restoring the region's cultural legacy.

Leila is a young woman in Iran, sold into prostitution by her family at the age of 9, later forced into a temporary marr... Read more

Assignment reports on the persecution of Christians in Eritrea - home to one of the oldest Christian churches in the wor... Read more

Many ordinary people in Iraq continue to live in extraordianry circumstances. World Affairs coresspondent, Mike Woolridg... Read more

Jonathan Marcus explores the impact of these two conflicts on the american political psyche.

Malcolm Billings explores the reconstruction projects slowly restoring the region's cultural legacy.

Building democracy: What is the role of radio in building democracy? In Papua, a new radio station is being installed as... Read more

From authorising emergency bailout during the Mexican economic collapse to balancing the budget, Clinton's strategic use... Read more

When William Jefferson Clinton was elected President of the United States on 3 November 1992, hope was in the air. Thoug... Read more

It reads like a soap opera, but this is not fiction: round-the-clock confinement, crippling illness, rape, escape, suici... Read more

Gabby O'Donnell goes to Ghana to meet some convicted drugs mules, and hears how they, as much as the users, can end up b... Read more

In the second programme, Judith Kampfner looks at women who work as maids in their own countries. Children, sometimes as... Read more

Jane Little follows one of the "Lost Boys of Sudan" who goes back to be reunited with his mother and to marry a girl fro... Read more

In the second of these two programmes, Paul Bakibinga considers how Zimbabwe might become prosperous one more.

Karin Wells investigates controversial new laws in Poland that require over 35s to prove they never collaborated with Co... Read more

Owen Bennett-Jones visits two of the world's leading educational establishments - Harvard University and Westminster Sch... Read more

BBC's Roy Greenslade looks at how far reporting 'the truth' can be endangered by governments, corporations and the new w... Read more

Six months ago, the radical Palestinian faction Hamas took total control of the Gaza Strip. Israel and Egypt responded ... Read more

John McCarthy looks at how the Kaduna Declaration in Kaduna, Nigeria, has had some success in bringing Muslims and Chris... Read more