Witness History
Witness History is a short BBC World Service podcast about history that takes you inside big moments from the past through first-hand testimony and archive. Each weekday, in around nine minutes, we revisit one moment that helped shape the world and...
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- Womenomics in Japan
- Freeing American prisoners from Iran
- The last smallpox outbreak
- The rebel nuns who left their convent behind
- The first mobile phone call
- An Antarctic mystery
- Saving Antarctica
- Saddam Hussein's 'Supergun'
- Fighting oil pollution with art in Nigeria
- How meditation changes your brain
- The Pale Blue Dot
- The Rules: A dating handbook
- The best-seller Fear of Flying
- Diary of life in a favela
- The man who first published Harry Potter
- Chairman Mao's Little Red Book
- The release of Nelson Mandela
- The Native American casino boom in the US
- Witnessing the birth of a new language
- Cixi: China's most powerful woman
- London's first black policeman
- The Treaty of Rome
- The first self-made female millionaire
- The ancient oak tree that taught the world a lesson
- Reforming India's rape laws
- The Way Ahead group: Modernising the Royal Family
- The frozen zoo
- The discovery of whalesong
- Silent Spring: A book that changed the world
- How the dodo died out