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Karl de Smedt cares for 144 unique sourdough cultures in Saint Vith, Belgium, preserving a vital part of baking heritage at his Sourdough Library.
More than 4 million people voted in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, with 55% choosing to remain in the United Kingdom.
1,200 people live on Santa Cruz del Isl, an island the size of two soccer fields, making it four times as densely populated as Manhattan.
In Indonesia, novice British pilots for Susi Air navigate perilous flying conditions in remote regions, balancing the risks against potential career advancement.
Mikel Ruffinelli, with hips measuring an astonishing 8 feet, showcases how she and three other curvy women embrace their unique physiques.
The countdown of America's top ten favorite snacks highlights a range of indulgent and health-conscious options that reflect diverse culinary preferences.
Le Moulin des Artistes showcases Peter and Anati's dedication to creative expression in a 16th century mill, fostering community and resilience through art and craftsmanship.
More bombs were dropped on Laos than on Germany and Japan during all of World War II combined, leaving a lasting impact on the country.
In Fiji, local traditions are highlighted through Manasa Bulivou's offerings to the Shark Gods and Hannah Bennett's surfing at Cloudbreak, reflecting the culture's bond with the ocean.
Three friends embark on an ambitious adventure to climb two of the 7 Summits while volunteering across multiple countries, facing unexpected challenges along the way.
Three feet of fresh snow covers the slopes as Anthony Bourdain and chef Eric Ripert ski and sample local cheeses in the French Alps.
Carol Bell and Helen Williams, sisters from Felindre, exemplify contrasting lifestyles shaped by their choices in finance and farming.
Josh Ozersky, a prominent food writer known for his book "Meat Me in Manhattan," explores his favorite East Village restaurants with a unique blend of appetite and storytelling.
Anthony Bourdain returns to New Jersey, exploring his childhood memories with his brother Chris, visiting Hiram's, Atlantic City, and Asbury Park with local figures.
Addis Ababa is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, fueled by foreign investment and a returning Ethiopian diaspora.
New Mexico's vibrant culture, shaped by diverse culinary influences and complex social issues, reflects a unique blend of traditions and modern challenges.
One week's stay on Richard Branson's Necker Island costs over £280,000, catering to just 30 guests in 15 rooms.
80 to 100 new residents move to Nashville every day, influencing the city's culinary scene and its traditional Southern food culture.
A competition between Les and Ashley over the value of a vintage bike highlights the clash of generations in the quest for the best vintage item.
Britain has nearly three in 10 adults classified as obese, with rising rates of type 2 diabetes linked to carbohydrate consumption.
Ten thousand humpback whales migrate to Hawaii each year, with conservation efforts helping to recover their population.
Lauda, a skilled freediver from the Badjos community, exemplifies the enduring connection of Indonesia's last sea nomads to their oceanic heritage despite settling on land.
Bourdain showcases Singapore's multicultural foods in this episode of Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown.
Hygge, the Danish concept of joy and coziness, is explored through a diverse array of characters who share their insights on happiness and everyday moments.
Championship leek growing in Durham and Northumberland features fierce competition, sabotage, and the quest for glory at the World Open Leek Championship.
A 400-pound man known as Reuben Four Toes became a local legend at the Old Town Ale House, where he shared stories and laughter with patrons.
48-year-old David and 42-year-old Nicky prepare to marry after three years together, overcoming significant challenges in their relationship.
Louis Vuitton's craftsmanship is showcased through its secret workshops, flagship store on the Champs-Élysées, and boutique in Tokyo, revealing the luxury brand's inner workings.
Three families dependent on benefits receive a £26,000 cash handout each, challenging them to transform their lives and break free from the benefit system.
In Rome, actress Asia Argento and director Abel Ferrara guide Anthony Bourdain through the city's rich culture, culinary traditions, and vibrant local life.
A convoy of 16 Stobart trucks embarks on a 1200-mile trip to deliver a luxury motorhome to the Spanish Grand Prix while showcasing the challenges of haulage.
Health professionals from four countries advocate for the paleo diet, sharing their personal transformations and challenging conventional health beliefs.
Influential snowboarders from around the globe gather at the Tahoe Legends event to showcase their timeless styles reminiscent of 1989.
Two generations of Bourdain's family came to San Francisco during the gold rush in the 1850s, reflecting on the city's ongoing changes.
A chef uses a chainsaw to gather ingredients for a meal at Hacienda Mamecillo, a restaurant in Panama's cloud forest.
Ximeng's drinking culture reveals how alcohol serves as a social lubricant among the Wa people, who begin their daily rituals with homemade liquor at 9 AM.
Patrick Roger, voted best worker of France in 2000, creates chocolate masterpieces in his 700-square-meter laboratory in Sceaux.
A food fight is shaping up in Washington over the future of genetically modified foods and the push for healthier alternatives in the American food system.
Seven weeks is the time frame for top air cadets in Canada to complete an accelerated flight-training program and earn their pilot's license.
Newmarket races showcase the challenges faced by Eddie Stobart drivers as they transport thoroughbreds, navigate traffic, and train new recruits.
Torquay's Grosvenor Hotel faces scrutiny as manager Mark invites undercover inspectors to assess its poor performance and provide crucial feedback.
Hopeful couples from diverse backgrounds compete in the World Ballroom Dancing Championships in Blackpool, showcasing their passion and dedication to the sport.
Mo Teague, a former soldier of the Queen's Royal Guard, shares his expert self-defense techniques with Danny Dyer, highlighting the art of personal safety.
Inside one of the world's largest luxury mega resorts, the film examines the engineering, hospitality, and logistics that sustain this vast vacation empire.
Rhett & Link explore small-town America, creating commercials for local businesses, including a unique hotel for cats and a dog daycare shuttle in LA.
Madagascar was settled around 700 A.D. by people from what is now Indonesia, later joined by Africans and colonized by the French in 1895.
Celebrity superfans like Harvii, Steve, and Danilo showcase their extreme devotion through viral moments, tattoos, and life-changing relocations for their idols.
Luxury shared living in New York eliminates household chores, while elite guard dogs undergo extensive training, and innovative Americans create homes from shipping containers.
