The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2013

The family may be central to Italian business life, but many economists believe that Nepotism is also holding the country back

How does it feel to be part of ending someone's life? Liz Carr talks to the doctors and volunteers who conduct assisted suicide and enable people to die.

It is possible to balance the right of the individual who wants to die with the responsibility of society to protect those who don't? Liz Carr visits Switzerland, Belgium and Luxembourg to find out.

How do men treat women when they are out for a night? Five young women compare experiences in Kampala, Ottawa, Rio, Ramallah and Melbourne.

What kind of Pope does the Catholic Church need? A conservative or a reformer? Dan Damon joins Vatican experts and religious leaders to examine the future of the papacy.

Nine short stories from around the world, looking at who we fall in love with, the way we do it now, and how it's changing.

Tom Esslemont investigates why assassinations are happening in Corsica and why so few of them have been solved.

Drowning is the cause of a quarter of a million child fatalities every year. Mark Whitaker reports from Bangladesh and Vietnam.

Kim Ghattas analyses Hillary Clinton’s record as America’s chief diplomat and conducts an in-depth interview about her past, present and future.

Jill McGivering investigates health clinics in rural India where thousands of unregulated private clinics are accused of performing unnecessary hysterectomies.