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Puerto Rico's complex history, its political relationship with the United States, and the cultural identity of Puerto Ricans on the mainland are examined by filmmaker Rocco Anastasio.
Five Amish teenagers return home after a month in Britain, facing the pivotal decision of whether to remain in their community or leave it behind.
UAPs, or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, are examined through whistleblower testimonies, pilot experiences, and scientific advancements in a Mega Episode.
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were married and divorced twice, making them one of Hollywood's most famous couples in the 1960s.
Open marriages and polyamory are examined in Portland, Oregon, where a movement challenges traditional norms of intimate relationships and family life.
Legendary creatures such as the Behemoth and Leviathan from biblical texts are examined for their historical existence and relevance in contemporary culture.
Cuba, a 19-month-old from Cardiff, consumes half a liter of oil a week as his family relies on takeaways for most meals.
Ayahuasca, originating in the Amazonian Forest, is examined through scientific, religious, and anthropological lenses, highlighting its integration into modern society and the Santo Daime religion.
Nearly 500 ventriloquists and their puppets gather annually at the world's largest convention, showcasing talent from seasoned performers to enthusiastic newcomers.
In Malta, local feeders, artists, and volunteers share their experiences and insights into the island's vibrant stray cat culture and community.
Xi’an, a historic city and former capital of the Tang dynasty, served as a vital terminus of the Silk Road, linking cultures and trade across continents.
Vietnam Veterans Chris Moore, Andrew Boone, and LeRoy Perry return to Vietnam with Friends of Danang to aid sick children and reflect on their past experiences.
Croesus of Lydia, once the wealthiest king in the world, ultimately lost his fortune to Cyrus the Great, learning a vital lesson from the sage Solon.
In the ancient city of Petra, Tristan Hughes explores the engineering marvels and cultural influences of the Nabataean civilization, highlighting their mastery of desert trade and water management.
Jamaica's Blue Mountains reveal a challenging reality beyond the postcard image.
In the Sierra Madre Mountains of Mexico, forensic anthropologists analyze the remains of an 850-year-old pregnant teenager to reveal the circumstances of her violent death.
Princess Catherine navigates a challenging period in 2024 as she and King Charles III face cancer diagnoses, seeking public support during this difficult time.
The search for the lost tribes of Israel, remnants of the twelve tribes mentioned in the Bible, explores their historical significance and survival after the Assyrian conquest.
On October 10, 1871, nearly 300 people died and a third of Chicago's population became homeless due to the Great Chicago Fire.
Prince William's role as heir to the British throne creates tension with his brother Harry, who navigates the complexities of being the spare.
A 32-hour train ride covers 1,700 kilometers from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, connecting the North and South of Vietnam.
A food fight is shaping up in Washington as consumers demand healthier alternatives to the industrial food system that dominates America.
Cluny Abbey, founded in the 10th century, was a monumental center of Romanesque architecture and Cluniac monastic reform, significantly influencing medieval Europe before its destruction during the French Revolution.
Ray Mears explores Britain's ancient history, highlighting archaeological discoveries and the evolution of tools and lifestyles from the earliest inhabitants to the Iron Age.
Eleanor Janega explores the extravagant lifestyles of medieval nobility at Hedingham Castle, a well-preserved Norman keep in Essex, England.
In Lucknow, India, Soumya navigates the challenges of the world's largest school, City Montessori School, while Keanen enjoys a playful learning environment in a Harry Potter-themed school in the USA.
Three Americans share their strategies and preparations for potential apocalyptic scenarios in the latest episode of Doomsday Preppers.
Joanna Lumley travels 700 miles down the Nile from Alexandria to Aswan before crossing Lake Nasser by ferry into Sudan.
Office Christmas parties blur professional boundaries, showcasing diverse perspectives from employees and executives during a night of revelry and its aftermath.
Norway's diverse landscapes, including fjords, glaciers, and agricultural regions, showcase the unique climate influenced by the warm Gulf Stream and the adaptation of the Sami people.
Modern pagan witchcraft, known as Wicca, is one of the fastest-growing religions in Britain, with followers who worship the Goddess of Nature and practice spellcasting.
Fernand Yodé, a self-proclaimed prophet in Gabon, collects €3,000 from his followers during a ritual to expel a water demon from a woman.
An iron age Fugou, an underground chamber in the UK, is investigated by Time Team to determine its extent and any associated remnants of the settlement.
Winston Whitter explores the history of skateboarding in London, while local amateurs showcase England's top skate spots.
In East Anglia, Time Team investigates a field that has yielded hundreds of Roman artifacts, seeking to understand the historical significance of the site.
Julius Caesar was stabbed 23 times by 23 assassins on the Ides of March, a murder that significantly altered the course of Western civilization.
Day trips to British seaside resorts like Margate showcase diverse rituals, from beach fun for families to pub visits for pensioners and nightlife for teens.
Beijing's Central Axis, a 600-year-old marvel, showcases the ancient Mongol capital Dadu, Ming dynasty architecture, and the engineering brilliance of the Forbidden City.
A truck driver must navigate 900 kilometers of the Pamir Highway, the second highest freeway in the world, facing extreme weather and treacherous conditions.
Anne Boleyn's ghost is said to haunt various locations in England, including the Tower of London and Hever Castle, reflecting her enduring legacy and tragic fate.
In 1957, the launch of Sputnik marked the beginning of the Space Age, prompting the United States to establish NASA within a year.
Antarctica's hidden secrets, including pyramid-like formations and the Cosmic Egg symbolism, are examined for connections to ancient knowledge and extraterrestrial influence.
Anne Boleyn, born at Hever Castle and educated under her father Sir Thomas Boleyn, became a sophisticated figure at the English court before marrying King Henry VIII.
Two young Indian Australians navigate the pressures of traditional expectations and modern love as they race against time to find their ideal partners before turning 30.
The Norland Railway begins in Trondheim and travels 1,000 kilometers along fjords and rivers, reaching the Arctic Circle near the Svartisen Glacier.
India's civilization, with roots tracing back to the Indus Valley around 3500 BC, has maintained its cultural and religious systems for over 5,000 years.
High Worsall, a nearly vanished 14th-century village near Middlesbrough, is explored by Time Team as historians Robin Bush and Dawn Hadley research its historical significance.
In 1929, J. Krishnamurti broke away from the Theosophical Society, which had supported his rise as a spiritual leader.
