S3.E42 ∙ Birds With Hair? And More... -- BiDiPi #37

Julia Bradbury walks along some of Britain's canals.

From the highest-grossing actor of all time, Samuel L. Jackson, alongside his Tony Award-nominated wife LaTanya Richardson Jackson to Kristen Bell, and sports icons Shaquille O'Neal and Joe Namath to the wildly popular influencer MrBeast - these are the intriguing people who capture our attention, fill our social feeds, and shape pop culture. Each of the six hour-long episodes takes an intimate tone, featuring the deeply profound conversations that happen out of the spotlight when people share, in their own words, what truly inspires them.

Africa on its own terms and in full voice - across Morocco, Nigeria and South Africa. Uncovering the energy and ambition of creatives reinventing African music, fashion and film. Ep1: Morocco. Morocco is Africa's most popular tourist destination, famous for mosques, medinas and, more recently, football. But now, Afua Hirsch goes beyond the clichés to explore how Morocco is changing. She gets the inside track from young creatives who are updating traditions, expressing new ideas and connecting Morocco to wider African culture with thrilling new art forms. She is snapped by internationally renowned photographer Hassan Hajjaj, goes riding with Tbourida horse rider Amal Amhari and explores Amazigh rug weaving with artist Sarah Allaoui. Afua also looks into the tensions between heritage, tradition and the desire for change with pioneering women artists Majida Khattari and Zainab Fasiki and Morocco's superstar singer-songwriter Rym Fikri.

The film project De Geest van de Pierson NU is a documentary about the impact of Nijmegen's activism now and during the Pierson actions 40 years ago. We see people who are just as young as the people who were active in the squatters' movement back then and reflect with both groups on the problems surrounding activism, housing and other urgent social issues and how this has (or has been) an influence in everyone's lives. In addition to squatters and people who are involved, as students or in politics, with the housing coalition, we follow activists who are committed to the refugee, gender diversity, environmental and Black Lives Matter movements, among others.