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Historic walking routes across Britain, from the Lake District to the Scottish Highlands, reveal the cultural heritage and local traditions that shape these landscapes.
Three young girls, Kayleigh, Amber, and Jenna, navigate life and death in the digital age, highlighting issues of online bullying, illness, and viral fame.
Castros in Galicia, Spain, reveal a unique Celtic culture through archaeological findings, 3-D recreations, and comparisons with ancient settlements in Britain and Ireland.
Detroit's residents share personal stories of resilience and hope, highlighting the city's socio-economic challenges and cultural renewal amidst ongoing struggles.
British writers, including Joe Abercrombie and Joanne Harris, have significantly shaped the global fantasy genre, reflecting the nation's cultural identity and literary heritage.
In Colombia's Infiernito, ancient Muisca astronomy meets the beliefs of the Tucanos and Baniwas tribes, while skeptics in Chile challenge astrology's validity.
Five hours pass as the sun rises over America, revealing diverse landscapes from the mountains to the coasts.
Lady Diana is portrayed as a transformative figure in the British Royal Family, challenging longstanding myths about her life and legacy.
Williams Electronics, later known as Midway Games, revolutionized the arcade industry in the 1990s with groundbreaking titles like Mortal Kombat and NBA Jam.
Teenagers film themselves engaging in dangerous challenges, such as throwing themselves off balconies, as they seek fame and validation online.
A passenger train has not left the small town in 20 years, leaving residents to reflect on their choices and the lives they might have led.
Ten-year-old Tamar plays the baritone tuba and attends school in Jerusalem, where she expresses a wish for peace between Jewish and Arab communities.
King Charles III's ascent to the throne is examined alongside his environmental advocacy and the evolving legacy of the House of Windsor.
In Peoria, locations tied to the tragic lives of pop culture icons like Marilyn Monroe, Biggie, and Tupac are explored, highlighting their final moments.
YouTuber The Gonth shares insights on earning a six-figure income from FIFA, while influencer Erin discusses her £900 earnings per Instagram post.
In 1948, Paul-Émile Borduas' Refus global manifesto marked a pivotal moment in Quebec's history, influencing the lives of the artists' children, including filmmaker Manon Barbeau.
With a global diaspora of 75 million, the Irish have significantly influenced culture and economy in countries like Spain, Australia, China, and the UK.
Religious belief in Europe contrasts sharply with the global landscape, where around 70% of the population identifies with some form of faith, raising questions about humanity's inherent spirituality.
A $2.6 million American RV has been custom-built to match a Lamborghini, showcasing the heights of luxury and craftsmanship in motorhome design.
In modern industrial societies, the pervasive presence of sugar raises questions about its historical origins and the extent of human consumption throughout history.
In California's Slab City, a squatter community in the Sonoran Desert, residents gather at Rob's cafe to embrace their off-grid lifestyle and freedom.
Tareq Taylor explores the culinary traditions of the Sami people in Jokkmokk, showcasing the unique ingredients and techniques of New Nordic Cuisine across the Arctic Circle.
In Albania, millions of women work as seamstresses in the textile industry under low pay and poor conditions, while factories prioritize low-cost production for the European market.
About 90% of the inmates participating in the rehabilitation program have never been around a horse before they begin taming wild mustangs.
West Dorset's picturesque towns and villages showcase stunning natural beauty and unique architecture, highlighting the charm of the English countryside.
On April 1, 1984, Marvin Gaye was shot and killed by his father during a violent argument in their Los Angeles home, just a day before his 45th birthday.
In Texas, a father and son handle deadly rattlesnakes as part of their extraordinary family life, alongside a circus duo and a storm-chasing boy.
In Chile, a dog's courageous act captured on surveillance camera highlights the impact one animal can have in a moment of crisis.
Coach Earl Smith leads the San Quentin Giants baseball team, composed of incarcerated players, during their final season in San Quentin State Prison.
Maddie Caballo recounts her childhood experiences of severe abuse, including being starved and tortured by her own family and community.
Hannah Arendt's theories serve as a foundation for a global exploration of knowledge and its complexities, featuring insights from Noam Chomsky and Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova.
In the Chennai region of India, the Irulas capture venomous snakes for pharmaceutical use, passing down their dangerous expertise through generations.
Eating with hands varies culturally, with historical roots in communal dining before the rise of cutlery, which has influenced modern dining etiquette and hygiene.
In a technologically driven age, Sylvie Groulx's film explores the pressures of modern life through the lens of a woman grappling with burnout and isolation.
Alana and Lori, two LGBT women, form a life-changing bond through a dating app, leading to Lori donating a kidney to Alana after discovering she is a match.
In Uganda, Grace, Milly, and Lucy confront the challenges of reintegration into society after being abducted as child soldiers by the Lord's Resistance Army.
Catherine Middleton navigates the challenges and responsibilities of her role as Princess of Wales following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
In Montreal, four young drag performers-Stephan, Jason, Bracken, and Nemis-prepare for their first group performance at Pride, facing challenges and rivalries along the way.
A husband and wife team uses body paint to transform an athlete into a painted warrior for obstacle races, blending art with competition.
In Scituate, Massachusetts, Nick Kessler explores sport fishing, Irish mossing, homemade ice cream, and lobster mac and cheese in this vibrant coastal town.
In remote industrial sites, isolated workers contribute to the relentless cycle of production and consumption that fuels modern consumerism.
Shane M. Pergrem, a recent high school graduate, runs a creative business while balancing the challenges of school, work, and personal life.
Robert F. Kennedy's transformation from Cold War warrior to peace advocate during his 1968 presidential campaign raises questions about the impact of his potential presidency.
Hosted by Jamie Theakston, this exploration of Britain's historical narratives examines controversial theories, archaeological anomalies, and suppressed events.
A recent high school graduate must choose between a summer tour of Canada and his parents' expectations for a college education in chemistry.
In a 125-room Gothic palace in Scotland, host Sally Lindsay explores the history, luxury, and private life of a family that has resided there for 400 years.
Pete Seeger reflects on his pivotal role in launching the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater project, aimed at cleaning up New York's Hudson River through grassroots activism.
Britney Spears' rise to global fame and fortune was overshadowed by a conservatorship that stripped her of control over her finances and personal life.
