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A Welsh clown returns to a tsunami-ravaged Sri Lankan village to bring joy and laughter to survivors, highlighting resilience amidst devastation.
In Putin's Russia, three young women challenge the status quo, each advocating for their vision of the country's future amid ongoing societal struggles.
Bitcoin, the world's first cryptocurrency, challenges traditional financial systems by enabling users to manage their own money, raising questions about its origins and future impact.
Gambling has been a part of human culture for millennia, from ancient dice made of animal bones to modern lotteries, revealing its deep-rooted fascination and the industry's manipulative tactics.
An exploration of the cultural and historical roots of the stereotype surrounding the gay voice, featuring insights from various linguistic experts and pop culture references.
In New England, producer Tom Garber highlights the clash between independent fishing traditions and bureaucratic challenges faced by local fishermen.
Seattle's underground Hip-hop culture faces suppression and gentrification, as explored through interviews with over 100 artists, including Macklemore and Black Stax.
In the Vilcabamba valley of Ecuador, Stef Biemans explores the remarkable longevity of its centenarians and the cultural attitudes towards aging and health care.
Jan seeks the help of a shaman after her seven-year-old son Cody begins communicating with an imaginary friend from a red box in a cemetery.
Ron and Nancy's new home reveals itself as a way station between life and death, as objects begin to move inexplicably within the house.
Health, nutrition, community involvement, education, and employment are revisited to explore practical solutions and future visions in this concluding episode.
Malcolm Kenyatta campaigns for the U.S. Senate, stating that if Donald Trump is not defeated, it could be the last election.
Bangkok Airport buzzes with Valentine's Day celebrations as staff and travelers navigate love, from Immigration Officers Bert and Nat to British teacher Nathan's new relationship.
In Papua New Guinea's Kapo island, photographer Marc Dozier documents a sacred initiation ceremony of the Kombe tribe, reflecting two decades of trust and cultural continuity.
Breast cancer fundraising campaigns raise millions annually, yet questions remain about the allocation of these funds and their actual impact on treatment and research.
Nancy Wake, a New Zealand-born journalist turned British agent, became the Gestapo's most wanted woman during WWII for her pivotal role in the French resistance.
In China, 33% of women face brutal realities stemming from traditional practices, including gender selection and societal pressures linked to the one-child policy.
In Bangladesh, Christian leaders confront opposition from "insiders" who practice Islam while claiming to follow Jesus, raising questions about dual faith.
In 2025, the rise of over 3,000 billionaires is examined, highlighting how inheritance, monopoly power, and political connections shape extreme wealth.
In Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, a booming electronics industry attracts migrants seeking jobs, raising concerns about its environmental impact on the surrounding mountains.
The ongoing conflict in Jerusalem is illustrated through the experiences of the Schwartz family, Israeli settlers, and the Khalaf family, Palestinian residents, highlighting the complexities of their coexistence.
Ismael Diadié, a guardian of Mali's ancient Islamic library, faces threats from Ansar al Din and al Qaeda in 2012 as he seeks to protect over 12,000 manuscripts.
In a world with a mandatory sleep schedule, an outlier finds innovative ways to connect with his family while they sleep.
Mariah Prussia, an emerging mixed martial arts fighter, navigates personal challenges and seeks stability for her children with support from Pat Miletich and Ed Soares.
Kais, a 30-year-old from Tunisia, struggles to reunite with his son Marcel while living in a makeshift camp known as The Jungle in Calais.
Four barbers from Ghana, Jamaica, the US, and London share their weekly routines, highlighting themes of masculinity and brotherhood in their craft.
In Institution A4, inmates like Christeen, Halen, Haziqah, Joanna, and Yuxin confront the challenges of acceptance and reintegration as their release dates approach.
In Singapore's only women's prison, inmates navigate conflicts fueled by rumors, personal struggles, and the challenges of incarceration, as seen through the experiences of Joanna, Halen, Christeen, and Haziqah.
Amanda and Clive's nine children showcase their resourcefulness on a remote farm in the Dales as they tackle the challenge of stolen quad bikes.
Nancy Corrigan, an Irish immigrant, overcame societal barriers to become a pioneering aviator and corporate pilot in a male-dominated industry.
Aspiring female wrestlers confront physical and emotional challenges in a male-dominated industry, striving for respect and recognition in the indie wrestling circuit.
In May 1973, the Nimbin Aquarius Festival drew 10,000 participants, transforming a small dairy town into a center for alternative culture and activism.
Polish physicist Joseph Rotblat, a former member of the Manhattan Project, dedicated his life to nuclear disarmament and founded the Pugwash conferences, earning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1995.
Clifford Alexander reflects on his collaboration with Martin Luther King Jr. and Lyndon B. Johnson during the Civil Rights Movement, focusing on voting rights and Black leadership.
In Oslo, Norway, the Norway Cup brings together children from diverse backgrounds, including the USA, China, Brazil, and Palestine, to compete in football while navigating personal challenges.
Myths and legends, such as the Pied Piper of Hamelin and Robin Hood, illustrate how communities establish social norms and respond to change throughout history.
In Norway, 12-year-old Vilde aims to become the first female champion of the male-dominated Halling folk dance while supporting her grandfather's battle with cancer.
Bitcoin is examined as a potential alternative to traditional currencies, exploring its implications for inflation and government debt amid a history of money's evolution.
Roger Farmer's murder is investigated by the Fourman Brothers, revealing the complexities surrounding the case in Cloverdale.
In Burkina Faso, a group of women confront cultural taboos surrounding female sexuality and support each other in healing from the trauma of female genital mutilation.
After a mother and her teenage daughter are evicted from their Montreal townhouse, the girl’s tragic suicide leads to unsettling occurrences for the new tenants.
The Family Secrets Trial marked a pivotal moment in Chicago's criminal history, revealing the downfall of the once-dominant mob and the rise of the New Mob.
A recent national poll found that over 71% of Americans believe in miracles, while 42% believe in ghosts and 29% in astrology.
A man seeks to connect with his father for the first time, grappling with the absence of support and shared experiences throughout his life.
Inflation, often viewed as a natural economic occurrence, can also be a deliberate choice by governments to reduce debt burdens, as seen in Weimar Germany and Argentina.
One in four people have a disability that impacts their daily life, yet many face significant barriers in accessing New York City's public transit system.
Three young Americans hiking near Iraqi Kurdistan were arrested by Iranian forces and held for 781 days in Evin Prison amid a geopolitical crisis.
Daniel, who lives in a cave in Utah without money, and other unconventional individuals illustrate how nonconformity can lead to healthier, happier lives.
