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  1. What a Week

    The the world is reeling, but Trump is President elect of the USA

  2. Welcome

    Welcome to this new BBC podcast. The first episode will be published within seven days.

  3. Trump’s World

    What might American foreign policy look like under a Donald Trump presidency?

  4. Trump Tweet by Tweet

    What do Donald Trump’s tweets tell us about America's next president?

  5. Trump and the Evangelical Vote

    Evangelicals voted for Donald Trump in huge numbers, what next for the religious right?

  6. The President and the Press

    A history of how the White House and the press corps learned how to live with each other

  7. The Debates Dissected

    What have we learned from three US Presidential debates?

  8. Searching for Tobias

    Were the 2008 hopes and dreams of a 15-year-old boy from Mississippi realised?

  9. Oklahoma City After the Bomb

    How Oklahoma City transformed itself after the devastating bomb in 1995

  10. How to Win a US Election

    The reasons for the scale of Donald Trump's support

  11. Hispanic in Texas

    San Antonio is a majority Hispanic city and home to many entrepreneurial successes.

  12. Hamtramck: America's Muslim Town

    Hamtramck, Michigan, is the first Muslim majority city in the United States.

  13. Change in America

    How has the US changed since 2008?

  14. Challenging America's Two Party System

    Why can't a third party candidate become US President?

  15. America Revisited: The West

    Why do Americans seem more divided than ever during this election year?

  16. America Revisited: The South

    Why has such polarisation happened in the Southern States of the US?

  17. America Revisited: The East

    A view of Barack Obama's legacy by the people of the East coast - eight years on

  18. America Revisited: The Discussion

    The final programme in the series brings together five of the speakers from the road trip

  19. A Home for Black History

    How a museum tells the story of the US via the lens of the African American experience