Identity: Programmes and Downloads

What do our secrets tell us about who we are? And what happens when we reveal them?

Intimate conversations between hairdressers and their clients around the world.

From the father and son who share a passion for firearms to one of the last hippies there

How we listen to music has changed significantly - what does streaming data tell us?

Gemma Cairney explores our eclectic tastes in music and where those tastes come from

Two former White House staffers discuss how their parties' identities have evolved

Nkem Ifejika examines the fall of Igbo, one of West Africa’s most widely spoken languages

Can girls living in a slum in Bangladesh shape their own identities?

What does the world see when it looks towards America?

How America's sense of national identity is perceived by the American people

Stories from people who identify as ‘non-binary’ – not male, not female

Akwasi Sarpong introduces British Nigerian poet Joshua Idehen

Razia Iqbal presents a debate in London asking how do we as individuals form our identity

The music of the world that unites fans - even across borders that divide old enemies

How does globalisation affect the identity of musicians and their music?

How identity and adversity are inspiring literature, theatre, comic books and street art

#BBCIdentity - Audrey Brown's letter to London reveals much about her sense of identity

A live discussion chaired by Nikki Bedi on identity and migration in the arts

Music fans and radio stations from Mexico to Myanmar explain the appeal of radio requests

The Turkish author Elif Shafak discusses identity, cultures and nationalism

How do political parties change to fit new identities?

What do our secrets tell us about who we are? And what happens when we reveal them?

Multi-cultural living in the UK seen through the eyes of the characters on stage

Radio host 'King Khan' on Kano listeners’ love of Bollywood