#81 - A Visit to Cambridge

#85 - People of the Congo Rainforest - The Pygmies

Deep in the heart of the Congo rainforest, a people live in harmony with nature—but for how long? The Pygmies, one of the world’s oldest indigenous groups, have survived for centuries by listening to the whispers of the jungle. But now, the modern world is closing in. Will their way of life endure, or will the forest fall silent? Listen in to uncover their extraordinary story.

#84 - Mother's Voice

A mother’s plea echoes through time and space—can her son hear her before it’s too late? As he prepares to leave Earth for a distant galaxy, she reminds him of the beauty he’s leaving behind. Will her words be enough to make him stay, or is his fate already sealed? Press play to explore this moving tale of love and longing.

#83 - Zlata's Diary

Imagine being 11 years old, writing about your school days—only for war to shatter your world overnight. Zlata Filipović’s diary captures the heartbreak of a childhood lost to bombs and fear. How did she survive, and what does her story reveal about the resilience of the human spirit? Tune in to hear history through the eyes of a child.

#82 - The Legend of Arachne

A young weaver dares to challenge a goddess—but was it skill or arrogance that sealed her fate? Arachne’s hands create beauty beyond compare, but her defiance angers Athena herself. What happens when the gods take revenge? Listen in as pride, punishment, and a chilling transformation weave together in this ancient myth.

#81 - A Visit to Cambridge

What happens when two extraordinary minds—one bound to a wheelchair, the other traveling the world—meet in one of the greatest universities? Firdaus Kanga’s conversation with Stephen Hawking is more than an interview; it’s a revelation. How does one of the greatest scientists of our time view his limitations—and his limitless mind? Press play to find out.