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An introduction to tech breakthroughs and why they matter; from clean tech to wearables and autonomous vehicles, meet the people shaping the fourth industrial revolution today.

An introduction to tech breakthroughs and why they matter; from clean tech to wearables and autonomous vehicles, the episode introduces the people shaping the fourth industrial revolution today.

An exploration into the far-reaching implications of generative AI and its impact on the future of humanity, specifically the job market. An interaction with some of the biggest players in the area and its various implications for the future.

Brain-computer interface technology may conjure up images of human brains connected to machines; Anna Stewart learns how BCI devices are being used in a wellness clinic in Dubai to help people live longer and healthier lives.

On the 15th anniversary of the "Miracle on the Hudson," CNN interviews Captain C.B. "Sully" Sullenberger and passengers about the harrowing details and lasting effects of the emergency landing that saved all 155 lives.

Experiencing the Mongolian nomadic life in the 21st century and meeting a new, highly digitized generation finding innovative ways to continue their ancient traditions.

Twenty-five years after Macao's handover from Portugal to China, this special administrative region is racing to find ways to innovate and diversify its economy.

Made up of over 300 islands in the South Pacific, Fiji is becoming increasingly popular as a tourism destination; members of the local community demonstrate the country's vibrant culture through music, nature and cuisine.

Exploring Tokyo after dark, delving into nightlife trends, unique subcultures and culinary delights; a visual journey of the bustling metropolis, following three characters who lead very different lives, showing versions of their neon-lit Tokyo.

Christiane revisits interviews that explore legacies of different kinds: a podcast that explores historical figures' legacies; the legacy of the Iranian embassy siege in London.

Updates of news from around the world.

Several collectors of African art discuss what goes into their decision-making when acquiring pieces; Nigerian recording artist and music executive Mr. Eazi talks about how he became an art lover; the private stock of Nigeria's biggest collectors.

Fabric has long been a thread tying cultures, countries and the African continent together; diving into the distinct fabrics woven into the histories of Nigeria, Mozambique, and Kenya to discover the designers pushing the fashion of fabric forward.

We explore some examples of the two-way relationship between art and philanthropy in Africa, and explain how one benefits the other.

Updates of news from around the world.

Explores the world of sustainable style, innovative low-impact textiles, and how major brands are incorporating eco-friendly practices.

The planet's surface is a series of connected ecosystems; from the forests, to the rivers, to the seas, each habitat plays a vital role in sustaining life on Earth.

Updates of news from around the world.

The people of Rovaniemi relish the Arctic Circle's bitter cold and darkness during winter; there's an ancient connection to nature that speaks to the very soul of this city.

Several religious organizations make food for their devotees; Michelin Star chefs bring those health-giving traditions to some of the world's top tables.

Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido is the coldest region in the country; many come for Hokkaido's ski powder, but there's treasure to be found on the island's coasts; Tomoyuki Takao goes on a journey to discover Hokkaido's culinary landscape.