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81 days after leaving Fort Chippewan, Alexander Mackenzie and his crew completed a voyage of approximately 2,500 miles to reach the Arctic Ocean.
Princess Diana's life was marked by rivalry and loneliness, navigating conflicts with her husband Prince Charles, his mistress Camilla Parker Bowles, and the royal family.
Kathleen Martinez conducts excavations in Alexandria, seeking to locate Cleopatra's tomb and reveal the truths behind the life of Egypt's last queen.
Billy Bremner's legacy is celebrated through a 30-minute tribute, preceded by a 30-minute overview of Don Revie's influential team.
A Cree woman transforms her life from homelessness to becoming a powerful advocate for Aboriginal adults and youth facing abuse and addiction.
Extraordinary acts of heroism captured on camera highlight the bravery of ordinary people who risk their lives to save others in life-threatening situations.
Joseph Edward Nuttgens, an 85-year-old stained-glass artist, meticulously crafts a window for a Lancashire church, showcasing his 60 years of expertise.
Paul Jennings, a slave who served as James Madison's valet, bought his freedom with money loaned by Daniel Webster after Madison's death.
Frederick Douglass, the most photographed American of the 19th century, is examined as a pioneering figure in photography and a theorist of its social impact.
David McMillan, a notorious drug smuggler, made history as the only Westerner to escape from Bangkok's infamous Klong Prem Central prison.
Six young men navigate the challenges of junior college football in San Francisco, striving for a coveted spot in the NFL while facing personal and athletic trials.
In 1988, Olivier Brodard and Paul Castella undertake a humanitarian mission in Afghanistan, encountering commander Ahmad Shah Massoud and the realities of Soviet occupation.
Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson formed a strategic partnership that enabled the Confederate Army to achieve significant victories during the Civil War.
Sarah Ferguson's tumultuous relationship with Prince Andrew and the media scrutiny surrounding her royal life are examined in this exploration of her departure from Buckingham Palace.
Alexander von Humboldt's expedition to South America revealed the interconnectedness of nature, influencing scientific thought and the abolitionist movement in the US.
Meghan Markle and Grace Kelly, both American actresses, exchanged their Hollywood careers for royal lives alongside their respective princes, Harry and Rainier III.
Martha Stewart's rise from a middle-class upbringing to a media empire is marked by an insider trading scandal that led to her conviction and remarkable comeback.
Four world-class magicians share their passion for illusion, revealing the personal sacrifices and dreams that drive their extraordinary lives.
Abraham Lincoln's tumultuous marriage to Mary Todd is examined through historian Michael Burlingame's research, revealing her controversial actions and behavior as First Lady.
Newfoundland-born artist David Blackwood is examined for his significant contributions to contemporary etching in Canada.
Elvis Presley's final 24 hours at Graceland are recounted by members of the Memphis Mafia, who share personal memories and insights into his last day alive.
Billie Jean King reflects on her tennis career, the establishment of the Women’s Tennis Association, and her advocacy for equal rights and social change.
Kellen Winslow II, a former NFL star, faces legal troubles and personal turmoil after a seemingly successful career, highlighting the complexities of fame and downfall.
Tony Blair's tenure as Prime Minister from 1997 to 2007 featured weekly meetings with Queen Elizabeth II, highlighting their professional relationship and constitutional practices.
Cleopatra, Egypt's last queen, was a formidable leader known for her military command, linguistic prowess, and strategic intelligence, challenging historical perceptions of her seduction.
Historian Ted Widmer examines the contrasting versions of the 13th Amendment, highlighting the role of black soldiers in the Civil War and the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination.
Al Green's transformation from a celebrated soul artist to a passionate gospel preacher is showcased through electrifying performances and intimate moments.
Catherine the Great, born Sophie Auguste Friederike von Anhalt-Zerbst, orchestrated a coup d'état to become Empress of Russia after a tumultuous marriage.
John Quincy Adams warned in the late 1830s that the North could use military necessity to justify the abolition of slavery during a conflict.
In August 1945, Sumiteru Taniguchi was 16 years old when he survived the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, an experience that deeply influenced Peter Townsend's writing.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding at Windsor Castle on May 19, 2018, symbolizes a fusion of royal tradition and modern celebrity culture, featuring insights from experts and personal anecdotes.
Father and son duo Don and Dana Starkell undertake a 20,000-kilometer canoe expedition from Canada to Brazil's Amazon River, facing numerous challenges along the way.
John Paine's fifteen-year battle with ALS highlights his resilience as an entrepreneur, adventurer, and family man, showcasing a story of hope and transformation.
In 1965, Paul Letersky served as an assistant to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, providing unique insights into the operations of one of America's most powerful law enforcement figures.
Father Thomas Keating, a pivotal figure in the Christian contemplative prayer movement, inspires thousands to embrace the transformative power of silence.
Przemek, a twenty-three-year-old who was born unable to move or speak, learns to communicate through BLISS, transforming his life and expressing his emotions.
William and Kate were engaged after an eight-year courtship, marking the start of their life as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Allied airmen fight for survival in Buchenwald Concentration Camp during WWII under Director Michael Dorsey.
Five extraordinary individuals showcase their unique intellectual gifts, including a young science prodigy, a talented painter, and a renowned memory champion.
Barrington Patterson, a notorious figure from Birmingham's football hooligan scene, transitions to professional cage fighting, revealing his intense preparations and personal struggles.
Presidential historian Irwin F. Gellman discusses the partnership between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon during a program at the National Archives.
Fleetwood Mac's evolution from their turbulent beginnings to the monumental success of the album Rumours is explored through rare footage and insights into their legacy.
Heidi Videto completes 500 miles on a 10-mile loop course at the Mammoth Endurance Washington Island Ultra, honoring her late friend and coach, Rachel Peterson.
Doris Day's life and career are presented through a quirky and entertaining lens, highlighting her impact on American film and music.
Leo Mol, a sculptor who fled the Soviet Union during Hitler's invasion, navigated a life marked by artistic success and personal loss.
Patagonia's remote landscapes reveal the lives of seaman Carlos Barria, mountaineer Philippe Reuter, and raftsman Jorge Arratia, showcasing its fragile beauty.
Edwin Stanton, Abraham Lincoln's Secretary of War, played a crucial role in the Union's efforts during the American Civil War, as detailed by author Walter Stahr.
33-year-old Will and 25-year-old Amy prepare for their wedding while facing the challenges of Will's severe memory loss.
