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Gunning for education

Assistant Professor, Ian Peddie, explores the impact of new Texan laws which allow concealed handguns to be carried both on university campuses and into classrooms.

Gunning for Education
BBC Radio 4
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shrinking population

Tulip Mazumdar explores how young people's rejection of intimacy and their embracing of singledom has left Japan's authorities struggling to tackle rapid population decline.

Shrinking Population
BBC Radio 4
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Life After The Deal

Life after the deal

Fame, hits, success, money - the artist signs the deal and it all looks wonderful, until the contract expires. MistaJam finds out what happens next.

Life After The Deal
Radio 1 & 1Xtra
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Womb For Rent

Is outsourcing pregnancy to India exploitative or mutually beneficial? We follow the lives of two women involved for nine months.

Womb For Rent
BBC World Service
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Shuga Radio

Shuga Radio is an award winning training and broadcast initiative supporting HIV/Aids prevention across Africa.

Shuga Radio
Unicef/MTV
 
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Solos on Loneliness

A revelatory feature shedding light on the impact of loneliness on individuals, exploring the causes, experience and effects of loneliness through interwoven personal accounts.

Solos on Loneliness
BBC Radio 4
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The Story of Guru

Winner of Best Music Documentary at the New York Festivals, this piece pays tribute to Guru, the MC, member of Gang Starr and pioneer of jazz-inspired hip hop, whose death was shrouded in controversy.

The Story of Guru
BBC Radio 1Xtra
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it’s a mall world

Shopping malls have become a permanent feature of modern cities. Mall culture is explored in Brazil, Nigeria and the USA.

 
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Ibiza: Britain’s Balearic Soul

Kate O'Brien explores Ibiza's influence over British youth culture and nightlife, and the rise of the Superstar DJ.

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The Botanical Vicar

Poet Lemn Sissay celebrates Reverend Charles Shaw, a botanist who found exotic plants on tips and dumps.

The Botanical Vicar
BBC Radio 4
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prisoner soul

Gary Younge learns about the records released from US prisons during the 1970s and how making music shaped the inmates' lives.

Prisoner Soul
BBC Radio 4
 
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Muslim Hip Hop

A rare insight into how, away from Rap’s bling and partying, Muslim rappers are combining rhymes and Islam to fight injustices, guide the young and praise Allah.

Muslim Hip Hop
BBC Radio 1Xtra
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The Story of Stargate

They own a record label with Jay-Z, have produced hits for Rihanna, Beyonce and Ne-Yo, and had 27 Top Ten's in the UK and another 16 in America. But who are Stargate?

The Story of Stargate
BBC Radio 1Xtra
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An African Asian Affair

Vishva Samani, a descendant of British Asian Ugandans, returns to the country her parents were forced to leave in 1972 and witnesses the rekindling of a relationship with the land.