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This two-part documentary looks at how our brain works and how our cognitive biases influence our perception of the world as well as our behaviour.

This series tells the story of four great orchestras that have shaped music history.

Can we continue to work productively and safely in a world that is heating up? 

This documentary tells the story of the revolution in farming in post-war France and Germany.

This series showcases eight pioneering female composers of the baroque era.

Using the latest digital research techniques to unlock the secrets of great works of art.

The Covid pandemic changed many people’s relationship with work and revealed a widespread weariness with the daily grind.

For young people today, entering the world of work is fraught with frustration and setbacks.

From zero to millionaire: how social media is reshaping the myth of entrepreneurial wealth...

How will people earn a living when AI transforms many sectors of the economy.

19-year-old Samuel guides school groups through the former Sachsenhausen concentration camp, his contribution to fostering a culture of remembrance.

In Albania, millions work in the textile industry in bad conditions for low wages.

AI may mean unemployment on a massive scale. Could humanity flourish after this major upheaval?

Over five episodes we explore the life and career of the first planetary pop star of the 21st century: Britney Spears.

Everything you wanted to know about female pleasure, but were afraid to ask...

In Latvia, the relationship to work is changing among Gen Z. A trend observed across all of Europe.

From Russian literature to manga, science fiction to feminist essays, ARTE Book Club celebrates the pleasures of reading.

In central Brittany, the most difficult thing is not finding a job, but finding somewhere to live.

How we work has changed drastically over the decades and centuries. But do we have more free time than our ancestors?

In the past, childhood did not exist, or so many people think. But was that really the case?