Self taught as civil war photographer, Jason P. Howe sets off to document life in Colombia during a dark period of history. Pic: Jason P. Howe

Ryan Vizzions returns to talk about packing your life into a van to take a photographic van life journey across America. Pic: Ryan Vizzions

Photojournalist Tom Stoddart talks about his new book Extraordinary Women and shares more about photojournalism. Pic: Tom Stoddart

Pulitzer prize winner Marissa Roth talks about a spiritual journey to Tibet that ‘saved her photography.’ Pic: Marissa Roth

The Afghan female ski team, autism, escaping from Syria, the Beirut blast, the wide gamut of stories today. Pic: Rick Findler

A docu-interview today featuring the photographer described by Time Out as the ‘Greatest London photographer you’ve never heard of.’ Pic: Charlie Phillips

Today we talk to the editor of Women Street Photographers about the book and organisation promoting the work of women worldwide. Pic: Gulnara Samoilova

Photojournalist Robert Gumpert talks about his County Jail project, ‘Take a Picture, Tell a Story.’ Pic: Robert Gumpert

Hear from Roff Smith, a photographer and contributor with National Geo, who has been closer to home of late. Pic: Roff Smith

Marc Wilson introduces his Kickstarter project on ‘A Wounded Landscape’ and Thomas Kelly talks of the brave photographers who photographed the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Pic: Marc Wilson

The story of a thirty five year photographic project working with women and cultures affected by the aftermath of war. Pic: Marissa Roth

Photographing President Barack Obama for eight years during his presidency, Pete Souza talks of his marathon study producing two million photographs as a pictorial historian. Pic: Pete Souza

The Family Imprint is a beautiful book about laughter, loss and love. Pic: Nancy Borowick

‘Arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.’ Two photojournalists talk of their arrests while making news pictures. Pic: Andy Aitchison

The history we make every day as photographers and ‘loving what you do,’ at the heart of our guest’s philosophy. Pic: Scott Goldsmith.

Photojournalist Ed Kashi talks of his incurable curiosity when it comes to making photo stories internationally. Pic: Ed Kashi

A story of love, dignity and empathy today in this extraordinary personal film and photo story. Pic: Ed Kashi

Raquel Natalicchio, American photojournalist, recounts ‘that’ Stop the Steal protest picture. Pic: Raquel Natalicchio

DC photojournalist David Butow talks of Wednesday at The Capitol and how the story developed. Pic: David Butow