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Seun Kuti: Life, Legacy and Afrobeat

The Cultural Frontline explores how memory and legacy have shaped the work of artists.

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The Day that Divides Australia

We hear from two Australian musicians on what Australia Day means to them.

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Meet the Band Rocking the Middle East

We speak to Hamed Sinno, lead singer of the socially conscious rock band Mashrou Leila.

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Kenya's TV Shutdown: What Comes Next?

What's the future for Kenyan media following the government shutdown of TV stations.

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Innovation, Imagination and Will.i.am

Exploring stories where technology meets art

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The Kenyan Film on the Verge of Oscar Glory

We meet the makers of the Kenyan/German film nominated for an Oscar.

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She Who Dares: Feminist Artists

Turkish author and feminist activist Elif Shafak celebrates risk-taking women in art.

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The US Country Singer Calling for Tighter Gun Controls

We speak to Will Hoge, the American country music star calling for tighter gun controls.

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Rockin' Out with Indonesia's Hijabi Heavy Metal Band

Exploring the art of rock 'n' roll from mosh pits to Indonesia's hijabi heavy metal band.

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Russian Art Under Putin

The Russian art of patriotism, protest and paranoia, after President Putin's re-election

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#MLK50: America After his Dream

Remembering the cultural legacy of Dr Martin Luther King Jr

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Reimagining Iraq's Lost Culture

The stories of artists responding to the continuing conflicts in Iraq and Syria.

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Can You Report The News Through Song?

How an innovative project is defying press censorship through music.

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From Gangsta Rap to Religious Redemption

The musician who gave up gangsta rap for a new life as an Orthodox Jew.

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Is this a Golden Age for Arab Film?

Leading film-makers debate and deliberate Arabic cinema.

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Telling Fairy Tales for Today

Tales of modern myth, magic and morality on The Cultural Frontline

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Truth and Taboo from Malaysia to the Middle East

Censorship and the artists and satirists who use their creativity to evade it

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Singing the Troubles: Music and Identity in Ireland

Music and cultural identity north and south of Ireland鈥檚 border

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Budapest Night Culture

A nocturnal journey into Budapest鈥檚 underground music scene

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Rupi Kaur: Rewriting the Migration Narrative

How writers from India to Kenya are reshaping the story of migration

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South Korean Artists on the Summit of Change

How do a history of division and the prospect of unity inspire South Korean artists?

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Can Virtual Reality Create Empathy?

How filmmakers are using VR to create shared human experiences

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Film, Feminism and Frankenstein

How artists are stitching stories together from other cultures,places and times for today

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Can Protest Art Change the World?

Art meets activism with Angie Thomas,Santiago Sierra,Ece Temelkuran and Fredrik 脰sterling

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The Artistic Power of Money

How does money and power influence art?

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All the World鈥檚 a Stage

What does it mean to perform, to stand before an audience and to share your art?

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Dancing with LGBTQ+ Pride

We explore how the LGBTQ+ community shape dance culture

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Artistic Triumph through Tragedy

Can tragedy, loss and death inspire great art?

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Speaking Up for Survivors through Art

How artists are sharing the stories of victims of violence and trafficking through art.

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A Cultural Vision for a New Zimbabwe

What does the future hold for Zimbabwe, its people and its culture?

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