The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2013

Zeinab Badawi talks to doctors and patients who struggle to cope as hospitals in Greece are hit by cuts and are running out of basic medical supplies.

Meet the Somali community whose families first settled in Cardiff's Butetown in 1890, as seafarers and dock workers. More recent arrivals tell their stories, too.

Tim Mansel reports from Stockholm in the wake of riots that started in the suburbs there and spread across Sweden.

In the fourth and final part of the programme, Mark Coles considers the lessons that we might extrapolate from the previous episodes' findings - our future media will be more mobile; but what wider lessons can we learn from the digital evolution of newspapers, radio and television?

Authorities knew there were big problems at Dr Kermit Gosnell’s west Philadelphia clinic. Why did it take them so long to act?

Why are new forms of video production and delivery such as You Tube's recently launched "channels" so appealing? Mark Coles reports.

The northern French town of Amiens has two tyre factories with very different fates, but while one is slated for closure, the other has a bright future.

Mark Coles discovers that in Africa, the medium is evolving to suit delivery over mobile phone networks, with programmes of just a few minutes in length.

Rob Walker investigates a mysterious death in London’s suburbia. Its the story of one’s man desperate search for a better life. A story that spans two continents and 8 countries.

1/4. Does the internet mean the end of the daily newspaper?