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6 MAY, 2007, BBC TWO, 1900 BST

Food writer Stefan Gates holds up some raw walrus meat (muktuk) - which is a Inuit delicacy
Taboo foods
Stefan hunts seals with the Inuit in the Arctic Circle and travels to South Korea to find out whether there is anything wrong with eating dogs.
Stefan's diary: South Korea
Hunting in the Arctic wilderness
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Dressed in a protective white suit food writer Stefan Gates holds a Geiger counter next to a woman eating food in the Chernobyl radiation exclusion zone Caption competition. What is Stefan saying in this picture?

Food writer and Cooking in the Danger Zone presenter Stefan Gates Read Stefan's blog and see more pictrues from the series

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Highlights from Stefan's journey
Send us your recipes

13 MAY, 2007, BBC TWO, 1900 BST

Stefan Gates leaving the red forest in the Ukraine, next to him is a radiation warning sign

Food that kills
In the Ukraine Stefan meets people who live and eat in a radioactive zone. In Tonga he discovers out why 91% of people are overweight.
The Chernobyl diet
Stefan's diary: Chernobyl
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20 MAY, BBC TWO, 1900 BST

Bulls' testicles

Food in conflict
In war-torn northern Uganda, Stefan meets people surviving on meagre rations. And in Afghanistan he has lunch with a former Taleban commander.
Stefan's diary: Afghanistan
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COOKING OUTTAKES

An exercise instructor in Tonga Stefan joins a workout in Tonga


Stefan Gates in Afghanistan Stefan tries the US Army's coca mix


Stefan Gate in India Stefan walks around Asia's largest slum


Stefan Gates riding a horse Stefan goes horse riding in Venezuela


10 JUNE, BBC TWO, 1930 BST

Yak's penis

Superpower foods
In China, Stefan discovers why modernisation is changing the way people eat and in India learns how food and discrimination are intertwined.
Stefan's diary: India
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1 JULY, BBC TWO, 1900 BST

Stephan Gates in eating food in the jungle in Burma

Food as a weapon
In Burma Stefan meets a rebel group who survive on what they catch in the jungle and investigates food shortages in Venezuela's subsidised shops.
Stefan's diary: Burma
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SEND US YOUR COMMENTS
It's excellent to see someone getting an insight into someone else's culture without trying to vilify them and still trying to stay within his own moral parameters
Helena Clarke, UK
I will try anything once, but I have to say Stefan you must have a stomach of iron
Denise Cronje, Ireland



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