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DocFilm
The battle for raw materials. Climate change. Digitalization. These things have rapidly changed the world. Who wins, who loses? What is yet to come? This film looks at how lives are shifting, in seven regions of the world.
Sports Life
Alice Chebii has dedicated everything to becoming a world-class runner. We follow her journey as she escapes an abusive relationship for Kenya’s elite high-altitude training grounds. Champions are made here, but often at the cost of mental health. Can Chebii rise to the top? And what happens if she doesn’t?
Tomorrow Today
Muscle mass and life expectancy; clean drinking water; safer urban mobility; and preparing for space hazards.
Arts Unveiled
In this episode 3 of our series, we visit the vibrant capital of Ethiopia. Photographer Nafkot Gebeyehu guides us through Addis Ababa, where a new generation of artists explore tradition, innovation, and a lively nightlife.
REV
First built as East Germany’s answer to the "People’s Car”, the Trabant gave the country’s people freedom of mobility and a sense of hope. A feeling that soured as other countries made rapid progress while East Germany and the Trabi stayed the same. We trace the Trabant’s journey from necessity, to automotive lemon, to when it made its way through to the West after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
DocFilm
It’s one of the biggest environmental scandals ever to hit Germany. In 2012, a routine inspection uncovers industrial chemicals, known as PFAS, in the drinking water of the southern German town of Rastatt. Only gradually does the extent of the problem become clear.
Eco India
From electric buses and e-rickshaws in India to green hydrogen trains in Germany: Why clean transport is better for us and our world.
In Good Shape
Not enough exercise, a high-fat, high-sugar diet, smoking - risk factors that can lead to heart disease in old age. But if young people have arryhthmia or heart pain, it often has completely different causes.
Sports Life
Alice Chebii has dedicated everything to becoming a world-class runner. We follow her journey as she escapes an abusive relationship for Kenya’s elite high-altitude training grounds. Champions are made here, but often at the cost of mental health. Can Chebii rise to the top? And what happens if she doesn’t?
DocFilm
It’s one of the biggest environmental scandals ever to hit Germany. In 2012, a routine inspection uncovers industrial chemicals, known as PFAS, in the drinking water of the southern German town of Rastatt. Only gradually does the extent of the problem become clear.
Tomorrow Today
Muscle mass and life expectancy; clean drinking water; safer urban mobility; and preparing for space hazards.
Eco Africa
Turning schoolkids into ‘green masters’, funding cancer treatment by collecting plastic waste, and Dakar’s award-winning, all-electric bus system.
The 77 Percent
On this week’s show, we explore how to effectively address bullying in schools. Many children endure bullying, suffering severe injuries and long-term mental health struggles. We turn to Kenya, where bullying is officially banned, yet persists in new forms. And, a survivor shares his journey toward healing. Finally, we examine how corporal punishment in Ugandan schools fuels cycles of abuse.
DocFilm
The battle for raw materials. Climate change. Digitalization. These things have rapidly changed the world. Who wins, who loses? What is yet to come? This film looks at how lives are shifting, in seven regions of the world.
Eco Africa
Turning schoolkids into ‘green masters’, funding cancer treatment by collecting plastic waste, and Dakar’s award-winning, all-electric bus system.
DocFilm
We associate laughter with jokes or humor. Laughter is both contagious and a social behavior: people laugh 30 times more often in company. The documentary shows how neuroscience and psychology have discovered that humor makes us stronger.
Business Beyond
From toy drones to 3D printers and open-source software, a range of off-the-shelf technology has transformed the war in Ukraine — and could soon be entering battlefields around the world.
The 77 Percent
On this week’s show, we explore how to effectively address bullying in schools. Many children endure bullying, suffering severe injuries and long-term mental health struggles. We turn to Kenya, where bullying is officially banned, yet persists in new forms. And, a survivor shares his journey toward healing. Finally, we examine how corporal punishment in Ugandan schools fuels cycles of abuse.
Tomorrow Today
Muscle mass and life expectancy; clean drinking water; safer urban mobility; and preparing for space hazards.
DocFilm
The battle for raw materials. Climate change. Digitalization. These things have rapidly changed the world. Who wins, who loses? What is yet to come? This film looks at how lives are shifting, in seven regions of the world.
Business Beyond
From toy drones to 3D printers and open-source software, a range of off-the-shelf technology has transformed the war in Ukraine — and could soon be entering battlefields around the world.
Arts Unveiled
In this episode 3 of our series, we visit the vibrant capital of Ethiopia. Photographer Nafkot Gebeyehu guides us through Addis Ababa, where a new generation of artists explore tradition, innovation, and a lively nightlife.
Close up
Factory farming is threatening to wipe out wild salmon populations in Norway - due to the dramatic spread of parasitic salmon lice. Can the wild salmon still be saved?
Afrimaxx
This episode of Afrimaxx is dedicated to the continent's voices of reinvention. From the Accra Arts Center in Osu, host KMJ offers insights into Rwanda's music scene, amazing tennis balls, and lost wax art.
Business Beyond
From toy drones to 3D printers and open-source software, a range of off-the-shelf technology has transformed the war in Ukraine — and could soon be entering battlefields around the world.
DocFilm
The battle for raw materials. Climate change. Digitalization. These things have rapidly changed the world. Who wins, who loses? What is yet to come? This film looks at how lives are shifting, in seven regions of the world.
DocFilm
It’s one of the biggest environmental scandals ever to hit Germany. In 2012, a routine inspection uncovers industrial chemicals, known as PFAS, in the drinking water of the southern German town of Rastatt. Only gradually does the extent of the problem become clear.
Business Beyond
From toy drones to 3D printers and open-source software, a range of off-the-shelf technology has transformed the war in Ukraine — and could soon be entering battlefields around the world.
Close up
Factory farming is threatening to wipe out wild salmon populations in Norway - due to the dramatic spread of parasitic salmon lice. Can the wild salmon still be saved?
Eco Africa
Turning schoolkids into ‘green masters’, funding cancer treatment by collecting plastic waste, and Dakar’s award-winning, all-electric bus system.
DocFilm
For top-class sport, many people have had to sacrifice their childhood. Even before they reach the age of 10, some have experienced a range of abuse. More and more athletes are speaking out, in order to draw attention to this.
REV
First built as East Germany’s answer to the "People’s Car”, the Trabant gave the country’s people freedom of mobility and a sense of hope. A feeling that soured as other countries made rapid progress while East Germany and the Trabi stayed the same. We trace the Trabant’s journey from necessity, to automotive lemon, to when it made its way through to the West after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Business Beyond
From toy drones to 3D printers and open-source software, a range of off-the-shelf technology has transformed the war in Ukraine — and could soon be entering battlefields around the world.
Close up
Factory farming is threatening to wipe out wild salmon populations in Norway - due to the dramatic spread of parasitic salmon lice. Can the wild salmon still be saved?
