The new broadcasting season on TRT 2 has begun with rich content.

According to a statement from TRT, TRT 2, which brings the multifaceted world of art to the screen with its productions that shed light on different areas of culture, will present productions that will bring new perspectives to its viewers in addition to its popular programs in its new season.

"The House Within Us," which looks at the family, the fundamental building block of society, from different perspectives, will examine nature, culture, school and peer relationships through the eyes of children, under the direction of sociologist Erol Erdoğan.

Presented by veteran journalist Avni Özgürel, "Sufi Sublime Porte Talks" will bring together cultural and intellectual movements from the 19th century to the present with history enthusiasts.

"Beyond the Walls," which unites the spirit of spaces with sounds, presents the lyrical union of architecture and music with interior designer and musician Büşra Kayıkçı, while in the "Kilit Taşı" program, Ali Günvar and Süleyman Seyfi Öğün will evaluate Ottoman modernization through architecture and relate political and social transformations to daily life and literature.

The "Footprints of Clothing in Anatolia" program will trace the clothing culture of Anatolia throughout history, while the "Geometric Patterns" program will examine the aesthetic, mathematical and symbolic orders of Turkish-Islamic art.

"Acoustic Secrets" will take the audience on a sensory journey at the intersection of art, architecture and sound, while interpreting the acoustics of the venue in an artistic context, "Artist Hearts" will present the success stories of civilian heroes who live intertwined with art in addition to their professions.

"Street Arts" will keep its finger on the pulse of urban aesthetics with creative expressions ranging from pantomime to graffiti, from street music to performance art.

The immortal works of classical music, from Mozart to Beethoven, from Bach to Chopin, will meet the audience in the "Adagio" program.

"Sunday Concert", a TRT 2 classic with familiar voices and classic music, will continue to meet its audience.

While "Hatır" interprets the leading paintings of Turkish painting from a different perspective, "Lost Compositions of the Ottoman Empire" will bring the cultural depth of music to the screen by reviving melodies that have survived from the past to the present.