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Anneke Lucas, a survivor of child sex trafficking, recounts her experiences of being sold into a Belgian aristocratic pedophile ring at the age of six.
William Adams, an English sailor, became a pivotal figure in Japanese history as one of the first foreign samurai, influencing cultural exchanges between East and West.
Anneke Lucas, a survivor of child sex trafficking, shares her experiences of abuse within an aristocratic pedophile ring and advocates for survivors globally.
Delta 7, a post-punk band of adults with learning disabilities, navigates grief and resilience following the tragic loss of a band member to suicide.
Aaron Swartz faced a potential 35 years in prison and a $1 million fine for his activism before his death at age 26.
Wu Zetian, China's only female emperor, is re-evaluated through archaeological findings that reveal her reign as both a time of prosperity and brutality.
Joan of Arc's life and legacy are examined through the lens of popular Google questions, revealing the historical context and myths surrounding her remarkable story.
Jamie Foy, a two-time Skater of the Year, shares his experiences growing up in Florida and his passion for fishing in this engaging episode of Epicly Later'd.
Over 100 hours of unseen footage document Jane Goodall's work with chimpanzees in Gombe Stream Game Reserve, starting in 1960.
Cristiano Ronaldo exemplifies the journey from humble beginnings to global football icon, inspiring millions with his dedication and success.
Almir Jusovic, a groundbreaking skateboarder, showcases his extraordinary talent and creativity as he takes on the formidable mega ramp.
Ancient Egypt's history spans over 6,000 years, yet the stories of its powerful women remain largely untold.
Michael Phelps won 28 Olympic medals, including 23 golds, and set 39 world records during his swimming career, which spanned from 2000 to 2016.
A family can spend up to £200,000 a year on childcare services, employing multiple nannies, tutors, and drivers to manage their children's needs.
Huwaida Arraf, a key figure in the maritime activism against Israel's blockade of Gaza, balances her commitment to the cause with the challenges of motherhood.
Aiana Chromeic, a 13-year-old art prodigy, began painting at age four after claiming to receive guidance from God.
Colton Harris-Moore, a 17-year-old fugitive, evaded capture for over two years while committing numerous burglaries and stealing five airplanes.
Annette LaRue revolutionized the tattoo industry as a bold street shop tattooer and an unapologetic leader who challenged the status quo.
One woman keeps three sets of pet stairs to help her cats reach the couches in her home, reflecting her deep bond with her feline companions.
Thomas Lynch, a funeral director in central Michigan, shares the profound impact of funeral rituals on families navigating loss and grief across generations.
Shoenice22, a YouTube sensation, shares his bizarre quest for fame through consuming unconventional items like deodorant and tampons.
Anthony “Sully” Sullivan transitions from infomercial salesman to hemp farmer, navigating the challenges of agriculture while aiming to support his daughter.
J. Michael Luttig, a former U.S. Court of Appeals judge, shares insights on the intersection of Trump's influence and the rule of law in a revealing interview.
Jonny Kennedy, facing terminal illness, documents his final months filled with personal milestones and reflections on life, love, and mortality.
Romy Schneider died in Paris on May 29, 1982, just one day after a long conversation about her film project, leaving behind a legacy of 58 films.
Kato Kiyomasa, a legendary samurai known for his prowess as a warrior, architect, and general, played a pivotal role in Japan's Sengoku period.
Andrew Reynolds attempts a frontside flip after 15 tries, demonstrating his ongoing dedication to skateboarding and mentoring the next generation.
Queen Victoria's childhood at Kensington Palace is explored through a tour led by historian Lucy Worsley, highlighting her early life and royal legacy.
Miyamoto Musashi, renowned as Japan's greatest swordsman, was also a profound philosopher and artist whose life and works extend far beyond his legendary duel.
Dian Fossey's murder in Rwanda shocked her colleagues, leading to the controversial arrest of gorilla researcher Wayne Maguire, who fled before his trial.
Michael Fassbender's ambition to compete at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans culminates in a thrilling exploration of passion and perseverance in motorsport.
Stephen Curry shares insights on his iconic celebrations and memorable moments throughout his legendary basketball career in this engaging documentary.
In 2002, 33-year-old Michael De Bourcier was found dead in his apartment in Toronto, prompting a 12-year investigation into the circumstances of his death.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was born in Salonika in early 1881 and later became the first president of Turkey, a title he held until his death in 1938.
Stephen Alston Davis, a British businessman, was murdered in Manila in 2002, prompting his mother Margaret to tirelessly seek justice for her son.
Jeremy Klein was the star of World Industries and the iconic skate video 'Rubbish Heap,' which helped define street skating in the early 1990s.
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on August 15, 1769, on the island of Corsica, which had just become part of France the previous year.
Arto Saari earned the Thrasher’s Skater of the Year award in 2001, marking a significant achievement in his 25-year skateboarding career.
90-year-old Colette Marin-Catherine confronts her painful past at the Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp, reflecting on her role in the French Resistance against fascism.
Albert Einstein, celebrated for his scientific achievements, actively fundraises for a new Jewish university while facing the tragic realities of his time.
42 years have passed since Shawney Cohen's father bought a small-town strip club, shaping the family's dynamics and relationships over time.
Golden State Warriors' 2022 NBA Championship run is narrated by Andre Iguodala across seven episodes, highlighting key moments and players.
Dick Proenneke's life in the Alaskan wilderness showcases his self-reliance and deep connection to nature as he builds a log cabin and captures stunning wildlife.
Messi scored over 500 goals during his four years at Newell's Old Boys, where the team lost just one game.
Andy Roy's life reflects a dramatic transformation from professional skater to prison inmate, highlighting his efforts to reclaim lost time and redefine his path.
Heimo Korth and his wife Edna live more than 150 miles above the Arctic Circle, relying on traditional skills to survive in the Alaskan wilderness.
Valentino Rossi, a nine-time MotoGP World Champion, transformed motorsport into a global spectacle before retiring in November 2021.
Jon Gallagher, a LARPer with Asperger's syndrome, finds friendship, social skills, and purpose through live-action roleplaying, significantly improving his life.
