S2017 E1 • Britain's Young Witches

Alice Levine investigates the growing number of young people in the UK getting involved in witchcraft. With a rise in witchy YouTubers, online courses for witchcraft and trending hashtags like #witchesofinstagram, you could say being a witch is very in right now. So why are some young people today drawn to witchcraft? How different is this new generation of witches to previous ones? Alice meets people who are practising witchcraft in 2017 to find out what part it plays in their lives, and how the Internet is helping them further their craft.

Première diffusion : 27 octobre 2017

S2017 E2 • The Things I See: Living with Psychosis

Three people tell their stories of living with mental health conditions and coping with delusions that vary from the surreal and peculiar, to the sinister and terrifying. Blogger Sophie Eliza began hearing voices at the start of her psychosis and gradually became convinced that a threatening group of people were out to get her. Katy's experience of psychosis started whilst being bullied in college and it was after eventually being sectioned that her most frightening delusions began. Unlike Katy and Sophie, Ed experienced a single episode of psychosis, centred on the delusional belief that he was a sinner. Understanding the true reality of mental illness and dysmorphic delusions is something that is very hard to comprehend if you haven’t experienced these conditions first hand. Through their moving and personal accounts, and through dramatic reconstruction and visual effects, Sophie, Katy and Ed share their experiences in this intimate, poignant and at times challenging documentary.

Première diffusion : 24 novembre 2017

S2017 E3 • Home Turf: Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie goes on a personal journey in her Essex hometown, going back to her old Karate class and hanging out with her biggest fan (her Grandad), before her debut at V Festival. Starting pop life singing with Rudimental, and with her number one with Clean Bandit becoming one of the biggest selling singles of 2016, Anne-Marie is now a rising star in her own right. Ahead of playing her home turf of V Festival in Chelmsford, Anne-Marie goes back to a place that she holds dear - the Shotokan Karate class where she built up her skills to world championship gold standard, before the singing career took over her life. A West End star from a young age, Anne-Marie's biggest fan is still her Grandad, who taught her how to play keyboards and supported her as the roles came in. She joins him at home for a singalong, before heading to the festival she always dreamt of playing.

Première diffusion : 1 décembre 2017

S2017 E4 • Home Turf: Declan McKenna

A heart-warming snapshot of Declan McKenna's life growing up in the town of Cheshunt in Hertfordshire, and how his family have shaped his music and outlook on life. Ahead of an intimate local gig at the Wormley Community Centre (currently under threat of closure), Declan spends time with his family and his band, and shows how Cheshunt has influenced him. A piece of family folklore even provided the name for his debut album, "What Do You Think About The Car?", which has since reached Number 11 in the charts. Recipient of many emerging talent accolades in 2016 and 2017, including a spot in BBC Music's Sound of 2017 list, Declan has become a staple on the gig and festival circuit, and is on Radio 1's Brit List of UK artists to watch over the next year.

Première diffusion : 1 décembre 2017

S2017 E5 • Home Turf: The Amazons

Find out where it all started for The Amazons with a guided tour around their Berkshire hometown ahead of the band's much anticipated debut performance at Reading Festival. The Amazons may have only been playing together for three years, but you'd never know. Hailing from Reading, Berkshire and tipped as one to watch on BBC Radio 1's Brit List, they've had one hell of a year with back to back tours and festival dates across the globe. This summer also saw the release of their debut self-titled album which served up addictive riffs and rock 'n' roll attitude in equal measure, predictably to widespread critical acclaim. But amidst the whirlwind success of this last year the band lived out a collective dream - they played Reading Festival. Having attended since they were teenagers, this summer, on their 10th time setting foot on the site they packed out the Festival Republic tent and rocked out to thousands of fans

Première diffusion : 1 décembre 2017

S2017 E6 • Brows On Fleek

Just how big is the UK’s passion for brows? B-Traits delves into the latest eyebrow trends to discover what has got us furiously plucking, waxing, tinting and microblading. B-Traits heads to Britain’s leading brow bars to reveal exactly what extremes we go through, to make our Brows On Fleek. She also takes a look at what happens when these treatments, don’t exactly go to plan. B-Traits takes a deeper look into where the obsession comes from, and the impact of social media on our infatuation with perfection.

Première diffusion : 20 décembre 2017

S2017 E14 • We Are Gay and We Love Football Too

There are over 2,000 professional footballers in the English game today - yet, apparently, not one is gay. Why? As the new football season kicks off amateur LGBT team The London Titans and their newest recruit Tom – who quit playing football after homophobic abuse – tackle this ugly issue disfiguring our beautiful game. They’ll do battle on the pitch against a 'lads' team as they reveal their own personal stories and explore why our 'banter' culture fuels ignorance towards homosexuality.

Première diffusion : 18 juillet 2017