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Frank Sinatra's Australian Showdown

When Ol’ Blue Eyes made Australia see red

• 23 mins

Extraordinary Senses: The Attack that Made Me a Maths Genius

Jason Padgett was a party animal before a vicious attack turned him into a maths prodigy

• 44 mins

Extraordinary Senses: Amputee Who Could Touch Again

Dennis Aabo Sørensen was the first amputee to feel touch through a prosthetic

• 44 mins

The Corrupt Cop and The Innocent Man

How one man’s lies led to the wrongful conviction of 62 people and an unlikely friendship

• 44 mins

Rescued by a Cruise Ship in a Hurricane

Edward Potter's fishing boat sank during Hurricane Irma

• 44 mins

Extraordinary Senses: The Chef Who Couldn't Taste

Grant Achatz was running a famous restaurant when he was diagnosed with tongue cancer

• 23 mins

I Learned My Mum's Identity via SMS

It would take My Huong decades to uncover the truth about her birth family in Vietnam

• 44 mins

The Volunteer Who Caught a Killer

Therese Tang is a volunteer with Missing People Sweden

• 44 mins

My Road Trips with Martin Luther King

How a white teenager accidentally became the personal chauffeur to a civil rights leader

• 53 mins

Cutting Stars’ Hair and Overcoming Addiction

Former drug addict Chris McMillan on how he created Jennifer Aniston’s iconic hairstyle

• 53 mins

Addicted to My Son's Addiction

The American father and son whose struggle with addiction inspired the film Beautiful Boy

• 23 mins

Discovering I’d Been Sterilised

Navajo woman Jean Whitehorse learned she’d been sterilised when her appendix was removed

• 53 mins

A Sister's Search for Justice

Stefano Cucchi died after he was arrested. Ilaria Cucchi wanted the truth

• 53 mins

One of the ‘Most Dangerous People’ in the World

The tobacco industry saw campaigning doctor Judith Mackay as a serious threat

• 53 mins

The Pop Star with a Prison Past

Nathi Mankayi spent four years in a South African prison. He’s now a music sensation

• 53 mins

Escape From Abu Ghraib

The dramatic life of a scientist who refused to build an atomic bomb for Saddam Hussein

• 23 mins

Police Officers Killed Our Sons

Maria Hamilton and Doretha Lock were united by the shooting of their sons in the US

• 53 mins

I Got a New Dad for My 60th Birthday

Debra Biagini was given a DNA test for her 60th and there were life-changing consequences

• 53 mins

The Transgender Boxer Making History

Patricio Manuel is the first professional transgender boxer in the United States

• 53 mins

Translating for a Hostage-taker

PV Viswanath was called in to translate when his friends were caught in a siege in Mumbai

• 53 mins

My Life as a Millennial Yoruba Priestess

Omitonade’s world of deities, divination, and mobile phones

• 23 mins

The Story of My Face Transplant

Cameron Underwood's operation united him with the mother of his donor and his surgeon

• 53 mins

A Sex Tape was Used to Silence Me

Azerbaijani journalist Khadija Ismayilova was blackmailed after investigating corruption

• 53 mins

The mountaineers breaking race barrier

Rosemary Saal was part of the first all African American team to climb Denali

• 53 mins

Making Contact with a Remote Tribe

The Indian anthropologist who made friendly contact with a remote Sentinelese tribe

• 53 mins

Sewing to Survive

The Cambodian child dressmaker who achieved her fashion dreams

• 23 mins

The North Korean Diver and the Octopus

Park Myongho defected from North Korea and now spends his days diving for octopuses

• 53 mins

What Stopped Me from Becoming a Killer

Hyppolite Ntigurirwa saw his father killed in the Rwandan genocide. He wanted revenge

• 53 mins

Using a Tampon Nearly Killed Me

Lauren Wasser lost her legs after suffering a rare case of toxic shock syndrome

• 53 mins

Hong Kong’s Rebel Pop Star

Denise Ho was a pop sensation but risked it all in the name of democracy

• 53 mins