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86-year-old Obbe Terpstra, facing blindness and a declining quality of life, expresses his wish to die, stating, "I want to die."
Joey, a seven-year-old boy, struggles to adjust to his new home, often expressing a desire to return to his previous living situation.
At age 24, David Hance, known as Allied, was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer, prompting a clash between his gaming life and his family's concerns.
A Chinese student studying in the United States confronts her reservations about therapy and undergoes significant personal growth through her sessions.
Gil Grosvenor became the first journalist to dive under the North Pole in 1979, an experience that connected him to his family's legacy in exploration.
Akiva Goldsman reflects on the impact of his wife's death while adapting Mark Helprin's novel, intertwining themes of love and loss in New York City.
A man reflects on his life and the significance of his garden, highlighting the moments that shape our identities and connections.
Home videos from Easter 2000 mark the last recorded memories of a family grappling with a mother's struggle with alcoholism.
In 1769, at the age of 26, Thomas Jefferson begins his political career by being elected to the Virginia House of Burgesses.
Kitty Lunn, a dancer paralyzed from the waist down, founded Infinity Dance Theater in New York City to teach others with disabilities how to dance.
Aar or both true. 44 years after losing her home, Wasfia Nazreen became the first Bangladeshi to climb the highest mountain on each continent.
Jessa Crisp, a survivor of human trafficking from Canada, shares her harrowing experiences of abuse and her efforts to combat trafficking through her nonprofit, BridgeHope.
In 1973, a small plane crash left Pat Crawley as the sole survivor, leading him to reflect on life from a state of heightened awareness and acceptance.
Ethan Hawke discusses his upbringing in Texas and his mother's diverse jobs across the East Coast.
Cory Richards, an adventure photographer, navigates life with post-traumatic stress disorder after surviving a 2011 avalanche, seeking solace in adrenaline-fueled experiences.
In 2011, Cory Richards survived a life-changing avalanche that led to post-traumatic stress disorder and a shift in his approach to adventure photography.
Arjen Dekker shares his passion for spoon carving while candidly addressing his struggles with self-doubt and vulnerability in this award-winning short documentary.
Elaine Harrington is one of almost 3,000 women serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force, where she operates radar stations to protect against air attacks.
Akechi Mitsuhide, a pivotal figure in Samurai history, is portrayed through a fresh lens, highlighting his infamous betrayal and its lasting impact.
Alex Lewis answers questions about his life after surviving Toxic Shock Syndrome, discussing his daily routine, family, and aspirations like hand cycling in the Arctic.
Alexandra Fuller shares her experiences growing up in war-torn Zimbabwe during the Rhodesian Bush War, highlighting how it influenced her writing.
Alexei Navalny's trial on August 4, 2023, highlights his defiance and resilience against Vladimir Putin's regime, culminating in his death in prison on February 16, 2024.
In 1913, Australian explorer Douglas Mawson faced extreme conditions during a 95-mile trek across Antarctica after a disastrous expedition.
Amber Hilberling was sentenced to 25 years in prison for pushing her husband out of a 17th-floor window, claiming it was an accident.
Walt Disney's innovative storytelling and character creation transformed the entertainment industry, marking a century of influence on pop culture.
Three U.S. presidents faced deep personal struggles, including Lincoln's severe depression and Johnson's fight for civil rights, shaping their leadership.
Gopnik describes his first apartment in New York City as a 9 by 1 room, where he began his writing career while facing numerous rejections from The New Yorker.
David Remnick navigates the complexities of love and journalism in late 1987 Moscow while reflecting on his and Esther's intertwined family histories.
A fact-checker at The New Yorker confirmed that Paul Simon had two arms before verifying a small town's fountain and flowers in California.
In 1985, Mary Norris's brother picks up William Shawn, the editor of The New Yorker, who praises her writing talent during their taxi ride.
Sally Ride shares her experiences and insights as the first American woman in space during an uncut interview conducted in 1984.
In the 1960s, the Baptist Church of the Golden Triangle collaborated with the Thai government to sterilize many ARA women, leading to pain and regret.
A son, his father, and their loyal dog navigate life in the remote coastal village of La Tabatière, Québec, where love for their home faces daily challenges.
Travel writer Andrew McCarthy talks with Traveler editor Don George about how travel influences personal growth and shapes understanding through his experiences.
Mowat, at seventy-six, engages in life by rebuilding an old fishing boat and finding contentment in the solitude of his cabin by the shore.
Free Documentary profiles Anna Wintour, the influential editor of Vogue Magazine.
Anneke Lucas recounts her experiences as a child sex slave in a Belgian pedophile ring involving elite aristocrats and politicians, revealing new details and identifying a perpetrator.
Noel Rodriguez, a former US Marine Corps sniper, reflects on the moral complexities and psychological challenges of his combat experiences at just 20 years old.
Tony Bourdain recounts his unexpected rise to prominence after submitting an article to the New Yorker, transforming his career from fry cook to writer.
At seventy years old, Apache Bill Couchenour recalls his days as a long-haul truck driver on Interstate 80, sharing stories from a life on the road.
Kirk Douglas kept dumbbells under his bed and sought Arnold Schwarzenegger's advice on proper bicep curl techniques while filming 'The Villain.
Astrid, co-founder of TimeGhost, shares insights into her creative process and the dynamics of the TimeGhost team in this engaging portrait.
Roz Chast, a cartoonist for The New Yorker, shares insights into her creative process, personal life, and artistic influences from her home in Park Slope.
At 88 years old, Augusta lives alone in a cabin without electricity or running water, relying on a monthly pension of less than $250 to meet her needs.
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Barrington Irving, the youngest person to fly solo around the world, inspires youth in Miami to pursue careers in aviation despite challenging circumstances.
Frank Sinatra was born on December 12, 1915, in Hoboken, New Jersey, and began his rise to fame in the 1930s as a singer in big bands.
A 3,000-foot climb at El Capitan marks one of the greatest rock climbing accomplishments in history as Alex Honnold prepares to free solo in Morocco.
