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Joel Paquette, a former fighter and volunteer firefighter, applies combat discipline to high-stakes rescue work in a demanding 48-hour transformation.
Canadian world figure-skating champion Don Jackson makes history at the 1965 World Championships in Prague and stars in the Ice Follies in Canada.
Emily Carr, born in 1871 in Victoria, British Columbia, painted the totem poles and landscapes of Indigenous villages along the Pacific Coast.
Kumail Nanjiani reflects on his experiences as a Muslim comedian in America post-9/11, discussing cultural identity and challenges in his career.
Lashinda Demus' Olympic journey culminates in her gold medal win at Paris 2024, highlighting her resilience and determination over a decade after London 2012.
Stan Laurel was born on June 16, 1890, in Ulverston, England, where his father worked as a comedian in a working-class area of Victorian Lancashire.
Peter, a 63-year-old Navy veteran, reflects on his life and experiences while being treated at St George’s Hospital, amidst the realities of A&E departments in Britain.
Les Gold tests his team with a secret shopper experiment, raising tensions among Seth, Ashley, and Karen.
Yolanda Cuomo discusses her 25 years of book-making in New York at 515 West 19th Street.
Michel Petrucciani, a prodigious jazz pianist, shares insights on his life and artistry in a heartfelt tribute by director Frank Cassenti, filmed in 1983.
Seven women gathered around a table with $10 to begin a mass action for peace in Liberia, leading to significant changes in the country's future.
Carmen and Lupita Andrade were born conjoined at the abdomen in Veracruz, Mexico, and now face the challenges of teenage life in the United States.
Gabriel García Márquez, a Nobel Prize-winning author from northern Colombia, transformed literature with his magical realism, influenced by his humble beginnings and political activism.
Dr. Edwin Powell Hubble's work decades before the Hubble Space Telescope revolutionizes astronomy.
34 years after his father's wrongful conviction, Chad McCrory seeks the truth behind the murder of his mother, which was tied to a disputed bite mark.
A four-day boat ride leads Daniel Everett to the Pirahã people, where he witnesses their contentment and questions his own beliefs about faith and salvation.
Abraham Lincoln's assassination at Ford's Theater in 1865 marked a pivotal moment in American history, profoundly affecting the nation's post-Civil War landscape.
Five women in the mountain bike industry share their experiences of overcoming challenges and redefining roles in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Three months before his death, Lisa Brennan-Jobs stole items from her father's house, including blush toothpaste and ballet slippers.
Arthur Lismer trained two generations of teachers in Canada, influencing art education and encouraging children's creative self-expression at art centers.
Smokey Bear's life story is chronicled from his rescue as a cub in the Capitan Mountains to his residence at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
Meryl, who has Achondroplasia Dwarfism, enjoys driving and fashion with support from her super Gran.
The narrator cherishes memories with their daughter while facing the challenges of MSA.
Nine days before her 96th birthday, Louise Marginet plans to clean the chimney, pick peas, and prepare for visitors on a typical Saturday.
Lupita Nyong'o reflects on her childhood memories of climbing mango trees and taking donkey rides in Kenya while discussing diversity in film.
Félix Leclerc composed the song "MacPherson" in tribute to his friend Frank Randolph Macpherson, a Jamaican chemical engineer in 20th-century Canada.
In 1521, the Aztec Empire fell after being overthrown by Spanish conquistadors, aided by Malinche, a young indigenous woman who served as a translator.
Patrick, the founder of an independent cross-dressing service, shares his experiences and the empowering transformations he facilitates for clients.
Healey Willan, a prominent Canadian composer and choirmaster, is profiled through his work at the church organ and interactions with students at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto.
Christo Brandt served as Nelson Mandela's guard for 12 years, forming a friendship that defied the apartheid regime's strict racial boundaries.
Two Nobel Prizes were awarded to Marie Curie, who became embroiled in a scandal after her affair with physicist Paul Langevin in 1911.
Kathy Spes confronts the deception of her husband, Steve Markham, who claims to be a CIA hitman involved in bigamy and a California murder case.
Maud Lewis painted in a house measuring 9 feet by 10 feet, creating vibrant works that reflected her surroundings in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
William G. McGowan's contributions to communications and technology are highlighted in a special screening at the National Archives in Washington, DC.
SP/6 Lawrence Joel receives the Medal of Honor from President Lyndon B. Johnson during a ceremony on the White House lawn in 1967.
After losing both hands in World War I, Charles McGonegal learned to dress himself independently, mastering the use of artificial hooks in just three months.
In Nyang'oma Kogelo, Kenya, the community reflects on Barack Obama's family legacy and the pride in their connection to the American president.
At 86 years old, the oldest runner in the New York City Marathon shares her lifelong passion for running, inspired by Jack LaLanne and motivated by family longevity.
Herbert Chavez, the Filipino Superman, brings joy as a superhero at Manila Ocean Park.
By age 12, Chloe Narbonne had undergone five major surgeries and received four heart transplants due to her severe heart condition.
Rikki Beadle-Blair performs a song from his album while discussing his upbringing by lesbian mothers and the impact on his life and work.
Over 100 reporters have been killed in Mexico since 2000, making it one of the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world.
Tom, an artist who embraced his creativity later in life, exemplifies that pursuing one's passions is possible at any age.
Evelyn Campbell, a pioneering educator in Rigolet, Labrador, advocates for an Inuit-led educational system through a blend of oral history and visual storytelling.
Diego Garijo, a professional MMA fighter and drag queen known as Lola, navigates his final fight and prepares for a solo art gallery show in Mexico.
Four exceptional athletes-Nyjah Huston, Josh Sheehan, Lizzie Armanto, and James Foster-navigate the challenges and triumphs of extreme sports through a relentless drive for excellence.
In 1955, Wallace Grant, a 17-year-old from Barbados, forms an unexpected bond with Rudolf Hess while guarding him at Berlin's Spandau prison.
George Washington Carver is featured in silent footage captured at Tuskegee University and other locations, highlighting his contributions to agriculture and education.
