Outlook Episodes Episode guide
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The exorcism changed him, but not how the preacher intended
Growing up gay in Jamaica, novelist Marlon James fought against his sexuality
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Love under fire: our long-distance relationship in a warzone
Janay was a journalist in London who began falling for cameraman Habak in war-torn Syria
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Outlook Mixtape: For the record
Three stories about songs that changed the course of people’s lives
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‘I couldn’t watch him die’: how saving a diver changed me
Mike Prickett was injured saving a diver’s life but now films the world’s biggest waves
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My unwelcome birthday surprise became a cult classic
Sibylle Baier’s son threw her a 60th birthday party that would change her life
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‘The man with a thousand faces’ – the life of Samuel Fosso
How the celebrated photographer built a career posing as himself and as history’s greats
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Playing Hamlet in the face of death
Dying with AIDS, in 1989 actor Ian Charleson gave the performance of his life
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Outlook Mixtape: Heart of Glass
Personal stories told through the complex and fragile lens of one material: glass
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Nigeria's forgotten king of boogie and his 30-year comeback
Singer Steve Monite disappeared for decades, only to discover he'd become a music icon
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The Nigerian film-maker who took on Disney and made history
Tolu Olowofoyeku wanted better access for Africa’s creators to the animation industry
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Why I had to speak up for Nigeria’s kidnapped schoolgirls
Like them Aisha Yesefu was once poor and voiceless, she took their abduction personally
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Funkee drummer: I discovered my Dad was an Afro Rock star
Didi's dad Chyke Madu is a Nigerian musician who pioneered a new genre of music
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Outlook Mixtape: Handcrafted Tales
People who built what they needed in life with the tools they had around them
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I've lost friends to volcanoes, but I still love them
When his supervisor fell into a lava flow on a visit to Kilauea, Hawaii, Dario saved him
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Playing in front of people felt 'like an impenetrable wall'
An epic motorbike journey helped Steven Sherrill to come to terms with his musicianship
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How snow leopards let me into their secret world
Kullu Suryawanshi has spent 20 years seeking out one of the world’s most elusive big cats
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The Jonestown massacre – a sister’s story
Rebecca Moore didn’t join her sisters’ cult. Years later, she uncovered what happened
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Outlook Mixtape: Race against the clock
Reminders of the unstoppable nature of time on the rhythm of life
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The love that moved mountains
Puerto Ricans Alexis and Tinti were partners in love and environmental activism
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'For us land is everything, it is life'
How Theonila Matbob took on a mining giant that contaminated her land on Bougainville
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From prison to the kitchen: How cooking gave me a second chance
Natty was a talented young chef who had to choose between crime or the kitchen
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Miss Pat: The Chinese-Jamaican matriarch of reggae
Patricia Chin created a musical empire that started in a Kingston grocery store
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The Outlook Mixtape: The trumpet takes the lead
Three people united by a foundational member of the jazz family: the trumpet
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I was ashamed of my stammer, until I met Scatman John
Gina Waggott’s favourite popstar told her to love herself, and her voice
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The Sierra Leonean girl who performs Chinese opera
Maria Kargbo’s love of Chinese TV led her from the streets of Freetown to a Beijing stage
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Remembering a giant of Uruguayan music
Rubén Rada took Afro-Uruguayan music to the world. He passed away in August aged 83
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'I didn't even like to say my own name'
How Rob Kenney turned from a shy teenager, abandoned by his parents, to a top Youtuber
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Outlook Mixtape: Strangers on a train, part 2
More tales of love, adventure and new life on the world's railways
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Parkrun: The lonely child behind a global movement
After years of isolation, running gave Paul Sinton-Hewitt a sense of belonging
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Missing in action, my 51-year search for my father
Karoni Forrester was two years old when her dad Ron’s plane was lost in the Vietnam war