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Sharaman Sribalan earns 180 Euros a month working in a sheltered workshop in Berlin, where he hopes to transition to a regular job in car design.
John DeLorean's pursuit of automotive innovation led him through a tumultuous career marked by FBI investigations and financial turmoil surrounding his iconic car.
Fifteen people were crushed to death during the chaotic rush to exchange paper money for gold as the Mississippi Bubble collapsed in 1720 France.
At 2,800 feet, Taji prepares to paraglide with Claude, the owner of a one-star-rated business, while confronting his nerves and the reviews.
Captain Keith bags 1.7 million dollars in crab, with each deckhand earning 87,000 dollars as they face the challenges of fishing in icy waters.
Killer Beaz takes over a liquor operation in Cocke County, Tennessee, as law enforcement intensifies its scrutiny of local moonshiners.
Linda Nichols charges her all-electric Toyota Rav 4 for just $2 a month, thanks to solar panels on her roof that generate excess electricity.
Kim Dotcom, also known as Kimble, founded the now-defunct Megaupload service.
Filipino coconut farmers face exploitation from industrial agriculture and the devastating impacts of disasters like Typhoon Haiyan on their way of life.
Vao fishermen from the Kunie community adapt ancestral techniques to capture crawfish in shark-infested waters, balancing tradition with modern trade challenges.
Rose Shabaz loses over £32,000 after her tenant stops paying rent, forcing her to sleep on friends' sofas while battling to reclaim her home.
A fortnight after winning a possession order, landlord Dave Simpson still finds his tenant Veronica and her family occupying the property.
Louisiana's fishing industry faces threats from rising seas and habitat loss affecting livelihoods.
Lauren Balman stole nearly $10 million through a Ponzi scheme, leading to her arrest and a 57-month prison sentence for fraud in 2011.
Mike and Jerry, legendary distillers from Appalachia, craft a spicy moonshine while facing competition and legal challenges in the world of illegal distilling.
An 11-acre plot in Warren County, North Carolina, is now owned by Patrick Brown, a fourth generation farmer whose ancestors worked the land since the 1800s.
A customer claims a pawn shop switched her diamond, leading to a heated confrontation over store policy and customer service.
Les threatens to fire the next employee after Rich makes a costly mistake, jeopardizing his 25-year tenure at the pawn shop.
Les takes full control of the pawn shop, raising concerns for Seth and Ashley about his methods.
Les Gold tests his team with a secret shopper experiment, raising tensions among Seth, Ashley, and Karen.
Modular smartphones, exemplified by the LG G5, are examined alongside the controversial Freedom 251 smartphone scam in this analysis of mobile technology trends.
Fiona shares the tragic story of her son Michael, who drowned from a super yacht in Monaco.
Biohackers seek to extend life through coaching, cryotherapy, and luxury clinics.
Olaf Carlson-Wee shares his experiences in the cryptocurrency world, highlighting Bitcoin's evolution and its cultural impact while running Polychain Capital.
400 pounds of explosives are used to blast through solid rock, allowing loggers to build roads to access timber in remote areas.
Five pounds a day was the income for a mother who immigrated to Middlesbrough, reflecting the economic challenges faced by many in the community.
Graphene batteries, developed by companies like Samsung, are finally entering the market, promising significant advancements in energy storage technology.
Tennessee whiskey is produced in just five months using innovative methods and local ingredients, challenging traditional aging practices and legal standards.
At twenty-eight years old, a cocaine seller reflects on his transformation from a teenager in the drug trade to a wealthy figure amid the ongoing Drug Wars.
Mark and Digger prepare to transport 200 gallons of aged Tennessee whiskey worth $40,000 when they encounter police during their operation.
Tens of thousands of guests pass through three Anantara resorts each year, where staff manage high expectations amid unexpected drama.
Madam C.J. Walker transforms her life from poverty to becoming America's first self-made female millionaire through her innovative hair care products.
John Pachaya Ferry, a 22-year-old entrepreneur, operates a business called John's Bones from his apartment, selling human remains valued at approximately half a million dollars.
A network of 5,000 kilometers of canals irrigates the rice fields in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, where 70% of the population relies on rice farming for their livelihood.
When the temperature of the mash drops below 65°F, a salvaged thermostat triggers a gas valve to ignite the burner for moonshine production.
180 pounds is the weight of a single rebar bar that iron workers must carry while constructing the Pinellas Bridge in Florida.
Three tons of steel are lifted and prepared for galvanization, revealing the hard work behind creating everyday items like electrical poles and shelves.
J.O. Spice produces 70,000 pounds of crab seasoning daily, challenging the common belief that Old Bay is the primary seasoning for Maryland Blue Crabs.
Mike Rowe creates a hyper-realistic surgical cut suit at Strategic Operations in San Diego, using realistic blood and organs for training purposes.
Mike Rowe tackles the demanding task of crafting iguana chum, highlighting the dedication of workers in essential yet overlooked jobs in Dirty Jobs.
Mike aims to produce 10 gallons of high-proof moonshine using foraged mimosa flowers, competing against a rival distiller in the process.
The Diavik mine in Northwest Territories, Canada, is a key source of diamonds and other minerals.
A customer claims to have bought a ring for $1,000, but the pawn shop later discovers it was actually valued at $500, leading to disputes over store policy.
Jamts now owns over 500 horses, a significant increase from the 50 he was allowed under communism, as Mongolia shifts towards a market economy.
The moon is rich in rare earth elements and Helium 3, prompting discussions about the economic potential of lunar mining as NASA plans a manned return by 2024.
The next employee to make a mistake at American Jewelry will face termination, as owner Les issues a strict ultimatum amid ongoing operational chaos.
8.4 ounces of gold are mined in one week by Fred Lewis, surpassing his entire first season's total and reigniting his gold mining ambitions.
Celeste Beard-Johnson and Dorice 'Dee Dee' Moore commit murder for financial gain.
