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Philosophical conversations hosted by Raphaël Enthoven. A different topic is debated with two experts each episode

For People Who Think

Philosophical conversations hosted by Raphaël Enthoven

Philosophy

Whether the pole vault, sprint or trampoline, in most Olympic disciplines, the margin of error is down to a few fractions of a second or to a few millimeters. As well as intensive training, it is also thanks to the study of the physical laws at work and biomechanics that athletes can excel. We look at the Olympics through the lens of physics.

Athletes can excel by better understanding the physical laws affecting them

Physics Gets Physical

Philosopher and traveller Philippe Simay visits the four corners of the globe to discover how people live in radically different environments. How can humans live together on Earth in harmony with the environment?

Philosopher and traveller Philippe Simay visits the four corners of the globe to discover how people live in radically different environments. How can humans live together on planet earth and in harmony with the environment?

Inhabiting Planet Earth

If life was not difficult enough already, along comes a global pandemic which seems to never end. Anxiety, loss of libido, excessive screen time and a lack of physical contact can all aggravate existing psychological problems. A look at the effects of lockdown on our mental health and what we can do about them.

If life was not difficult enough already, along comes a global pandemic which seems to never end. A look at the effects of lockdown on our mental health and what we can do about them.

Psycho Bugs

As Poland goes to the polls ARTE meets five young Poles to find out how they feel about the state of their country and their place within it.

Polish Elections

Poland's Dynamic Youth

Eco-districts are experiments where the urban planning of the future is created.

Ecotopia

As the US presidential election enters its final stages democrat candidate Joe Biden campaigns hard under the slogan ‘Build back better’ whereas incumbent president Donald Trump digs in with his ‘Make America great again’ slogan, so successful in 2016. This crucial election is happening during serious unrest in America around the Black Lives Matter protests and grave concern over the president’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

As the US presidential election enters its final stages democrat candidate Joe Biden campaigns hard under the slogan ‘Build back better’ whereas incumbent president Donald Trump digs in with his ‘Make America great again’ slogan.

USA Presidential Elections 2020

It’s happening everywhere. Correspondents report from around the world on how the coronavirus is affecting daily life.

The Coronavirus Worldwide

VIRAL: Journal of a Pandemic

It changed our way of life, our economy and the global order. How did we become addicted to oil? This is the fascinating history of how black gold became a vital source of energy and a maker of nations.

It changed our way of life, our economy and the global order. How did we become addicted to oil? 

Petrol: A Story of Power

Then complex world of geopolitics broken down into ten minute, bite-sized chunks. You'll never sound uninformed at the dinner table ever again.

The Geopolitics Programme

Then complex world of geopolitics broken down into ten minute, bite-sized chunks

Mapping the World

Brexit is not just a political crisis in Westminster. It’s also many personal stories from people across the continent.

My Personal Brexit

Modernist designer and architect Charlotte Perriand created furniture that has stood the test of time and influenced architects, designers and artists the world over. Eight of her most treasured designs are introduced by the creative people they have inspired.

Designed by Charlotte Perriand

A tour of Europe to meet the winegrowers with a difference: men and women who refuse to make anything other than all-natural wine. ARTE then takes their works of bottled art to musicians who riff off of the flavours to create a musical accompaniment. 

A tour of Europe to meet the winegrowers with a difference: men and women who refuse to make anything other than all-natural wine

Punkovino: Ten Natural Wine Dissidents

The story behind some of the most famous portraits taken by photographer Stéphane Lavoué. He tells us frame by frame what was happening behind the camera lens, as well as in front of it, to end up with some incredible images.

From Bill Gates to Zinedine Zidane

The story behind some of the most famous portraits taken by photographer Stéphane Lavoué

Photographic Pause

The pre-history of the internet was a time where kids hacked landlines to create the first free chatrooms, hippies created the first social networks in California and bored computer programmers made the machines sing.

A Prehistory of Social Media

Jurassic Web

Thirty years ago, filmmaker Philippe de Pierpont met six children living on the streets in Burundi. He vowed to film them at key stages in their lives, for the rest of their lives. Today, he reunites with them for the fourth time: they are aged forty and only three of them are still alive.

A Film by Phillipe de Piedpont

Thirty years ago, filmmaker Philippe de Pierpont met six children living on the streets in Burundi. He vowed to film them at key stages in their lives for the rest of their lives.

In Another Life

In northwest Albania Afghan refugees have been welcomed not in an overcrowded camp surrounded by barbed wire but in luxury hotels by the beach.

ARTE Reportage

Albania: A Refugee Paradise?

Pop-soul band Kimberose is a French-British trio, led by singer Kimberly Kitson Mills, an artist with a voice reminiscent of Billie Holiday, Amy Winehouse or even Nina Simone. 

Kimberose: Live in Paris

At the end of the First World War the German naval fleet was interned at Orkney, in the sheltered waters of Scapa Flow, whilst the allied powers discussed what to do with the vessels. But why did Admiral Ludwig von Reuter order the scuttling of these ships, the largest loss of tonnage in history? This documentary tells the story of why Germany sank her own ships in the tumultuous early days of the German republic.

When Germany Sank Her Own Ships

At the end of the First World War the German naval fleet was interned at Orkney, in the sheltered waters of Scapa Flow, whilst the allied powers discussed what to do with the vessels. But why did Admiral Ludwig von Reuter order the scuttling of these ships, the largest loss of tonnage in history?

Scapa Flow 1919

The ceremonial smoking pipe is Amerindian, but without a name from the Amerindian language. It was 'discovered' by French and British colonists who came into contact with the indigenous population in the 17th century. Amerindians then boarded French ships and took the pipe to the other side of the Atlantic, where it quickly became popular.

Making History

 What was the original meaning of the 'peace pipe' used by Native Americans?

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