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FingerStyle guitar, featuring artists like Tommy Emmanuel and Andy McKee, is explored through its history, performances, and the community it fosters.
Jim Wood, a musician from New Jersey, navigates the complexities of success and personal fulfillment while pursuing fame with his band Loaded Poets and his wife Christie.
In the 1830s, four professional bakers attempt to master traditional wood-fired baking techniques while facing the challenges of rising wheat prices and looming famine.
Creative minds like Scott Adams, Cathy Guisewite, and Chris Browne share their experiences and insights behind iconic newspaper cartoons from the late twentieth century.
The Great Wall of China, spanning 4,000 miles and built over 1,800 years, is explored through the lens of National Geographic photographer Michael Yamashita.
At 25, Co Hoedeman was recently married and had completed his military service before moving to Canada to pursue a career in animation.
Michelangelo Buonarroti's artistic journey reveals his defiance against popes, mastery of anatomy, and the transformation of the Vatican into a symbol of human freedom.
Spectacular slow motion and time-lapse footage from the 1960s and 1970s captures raindrops, locusts, crash tests, explosions, and shattering glass.
Stella McCartney, a pioneer in sustainable fashion, combines innovative design with ethical practices, reshaping the industry landscape.
Concrete, a material both celebrated and criticized, is explored through its historical development and architectural applications, featuring insights from architects like Jean Nouvel and Sylvia Gmür.
Samantha Martin, a self-taught animal trainer, pursues her dream of creating the world's first traveling cat circus while facing financial and emotional challenges.
A man's quest for the ideal feet leads him through various cultures and perspectives on beauty, health, and self-acceptance.
Three elderly apes, Koko, Washoe, and Kanzi, reflect on their lives shaped by human interactions and unique communication methods.
Eight Clydesdales pull the wagons of the Caravan Stage Company, the world's only horse-drawn open-air theater, as it tours British Columbia and Alberta.
Corey Baker and Madeleine Graham spent twelve days in Antarctica, performing dance routines to highlight the effects of climate change on the continent's ice.
In Burgundy, the Cluny Abbey, built by medieval monks, was the largest church of its time, showcasing innovative architecture that influenced Gothic design across Europe.
Seventeen years ago, Alex Smithon began welding metal art in Great Falls, Montana, transforming scrap materials into sculptures that reflect his creativity.
Mel and Kayte of MK Ultra share their expertise in engineering and design as they create props for movies and art installations on Building Stuff with NOVA.
Bob Saget's career as a stand-up comedian and actor is explored through insights from colleagues like Candace Cameron-Bure and John Stamos, highlighting his lasting impact on comedy.
Dyarubbin, the Hawkesbury River, serves as a backdrop for hosts Aaron Pedersen and Holly Ringland as they explore rock art and engage with writer Georgina Reid and artist Gavi Duncan.
3,000 tons of snow are transformed into a massive palace sculpture at the Sapporo Snow Festival, completed in just 2 and a half weeks.
In the abandoned Soviet town of Piramida, Danish band Efterklang captures the echoes of its Communist past through a unique audio expedition.
A gathering of Hollywood stars, including Bing Crosby and Loretta Young, discusses the mission of The Christophers to inspire public service careers.
In 1994, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, featuring Anthony Kiedis, Flea, and Chad Smith, faced a pivotal performance at Woodstock with new guitarist Dave Navarro.
Luben Boykov and Elena Popova, renowned immigrant artists, explore themes of transformation and creativity in their lives and work.
Honshu Island's Chubu region showcases the Japanese Alps, ancient crafts, and the cultural significance of cities like Kyoto and Osaka in a blend of tradition and modernity.
A book signing with author Harold Holzer follows a discussion on the life and work of Daniel Chester French, the sculptor of the Lincoln Memorial.
Conflicts between traditional distribution methods and digital piracy are examined through interviews and commentary on copyright and artistic freedom in 2007.
Florence Foster Jenkins, known as the greatest worst singer in the world, is explored through archival discoveries and original audio in this biographical documentary.
Brianna Lee, a dedicated school teacher, prepares for her final chance to win the Most Graceful Girl title in Australian Calisthenics, facing rigorous training and personal challenges.
Three renowned chocolatiers-Maribel Lieberman, Susumu Koyama, and Mikkel Friis-Holm-examine the ethical sourcing and social implications of chocolate production.
Neuschwanstein Castle, commissioned by Ludwig II of Bavaria, showcases innovative engineering and romantic architecture inspired by medieval legends and Richard Wagner's operas.
Historic locations across the UK, including royal palaces and ancient estates, reveal hidden rooms and artifacts through the expertise of archaeologists and historians.
A third-generation owner runs a family deli in Chicago, where he has been making Italian sausage since 1947 while balancing his life as a professional wrestler.
Gangsta’ Rap and Hip Hop have overshadowed R&B and Soul music, as record labels prioritize explicit rap songs that dominate charts and social media.
In Pompeii, Matera, Cremona, and Venice, restoration efforts highlight Italy's commitment to preserving its ancient architectural heritage against the ravages of time.
Luxury yacht design combines innovative vision and craftsmanship, showcasing the evolution of the industry through pioneers like John Bannenberg and his successors.
Vincenzo Peruggia, an Italian handyman, stole the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in 1911, hiding it for two years before attempting to sell it in Italy.
Logan Madsen, 36, has Miller syndrome, a rare genetic condition affecting fewer than 30 people worldwide, and has undergone about 25 surgeries.
A three-day art therapy project at the Main Street Counseling Center helps children express their feelings and work through trauma.
Harold Pinter's influence on theatre is explored through intimate conversations with actors, directors, and writers, featuring insights from Philip Saville and archival footage.
Lina Wertmüller, the first woman nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director, is profiled through her career and insights from collaborators like Sophia Loren.
Lions sleep or doze for more than 20 hours a day, and trainers like Martin Lacy teach them to perform basic commands and complex tricks.
Retro video game collecting has surged in popularity, with enthusiasts like James Rolfe and John Riggs showcasing rare finds and unique collections.
Ramesses II, known as Ramesses the Great, ruled Ancient Egypt for 66 years, expanding its borders through military campaigns and monumental architectural projects like Abu Simbel.
's Traveler Photo Contest showcases the criteria and insights from experts like Keith Bellows and Dan Westergren on what defines an award-winning photograph.
Manolo, a resident of Southern Spain, plans a challenging 2,200-mile trek along the Trail of Tears with his donkey Gorrión despite health concerns.
Pole's business grew tenfold in the last two years, focusing on kitchenware and expanding into garden tools while maintaining quality craftsmanship.
