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Matt Gram and Cody Linden harvest a buffalo to make shoes in Naked and Afraid.
Eve's search for her true identity reveals unexpected truths about her Holocaust family and challenges her understanding of love and belonging.
A Sangoma in South Africa uses supernatural powers to heal and perform exorcisms for the Zulus.
South Africans reflect on Mandela's legacy and the challenges of the Born Free generation.
The world's population has doubled to 7.6 billion in just four decades, with projections of an additional billion by 2030.
America's richest country status contrasts with its high poverty and income inequality rates.
Georgio T. is a massage therapist by day and a human carpet performer by night in NYC.
Matt tests a newly built homestyle forge, producing flames that reach out several feet as he prepares to heat steel for forging.
Matt Raney builds a 6x3 ft smoker using spruce tree logs and other materials to help an Alaskan family preserve food in a remote environment.
Max and Bianca, new survivalists in Naked and Afraid, face the challenges of surviving 21 days in the wild after Max suffers a dangerous bite at night.
Stephen Velásquez, known as Steve Alaska, documents the Mexican American community in Napa, highlighting vineyard ownership and culinary traditions.
Merman Zale helps new member Zack learn to swim in his tail with the Society of Fat Mermaids.
James May leads a series of challenges at Man Lab HQ aimed at reviving essential skills lost in modern society.
The Mennonites in Argentina fight against technology threatening their traditional lifestyle.
Britt manages her menstruation while foraging for Buffalo Thorn berries and leaves to support her partner Sara during their survival challenge in the African bush.
Tensions rise between Mike and Tony's children as they struggle to position the sluice distributor, reflecting the challenges faced by the next generation of gold miners.
Mike Rowe cleans a neglected pool in a $6 million Florida mansion, revealing 12 years of accumulated filth, including fish, turtles, and an 8-foot rattlesnake.
A driver attempts to reach a lake 20 kilometers away but ultimately decides to turn back due to worsening road conditions and the threat of rain.
A pyroclastic flow from Mount Vesuvius can burn at 1,000 degrees Celsius and move at speeds of up to 700 kilometers per hour.
Blindfolded contestants hilariously try to tag a pig in this funny game from Over The Edge.
Nelson Mandela's life is examined through the role of music as a tool for resistance and unity during South Africa's struggle against apartheid.
This Dog Mum spends lavishly on her furry friends, including a walk-in wardrobe for them.
Despite the prevalence of eating disorders affecting 30 million people, persistent myths and misconceptions about these conditions remain widespread.
Duct tape is highlighted for its versatility in survival situations, serving as a fire starter and essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts.
Viewers find North Korea looks way better than Detroit, yet deeply disturbing and dreamlike.
Executives from major U.S. investment banks train young professionals at an American-owned business process outsourcing company in Chennai, India.
Social media's influence on consumer behavior is rooted in B.F. Skinner's theories, shaping today's multi-trillion-dollar attention economy.
Tinder and Bumble have changed online dating, generating 20 billion matches worldwide.
In the early 1990s, Boston's Operation Ceasefire brought together law enforcement, clergy, gang members, and scholars to reduce gang violence through community collaboration.
On October 21, 2020, a panel featuring journalists Melissa Jeltsen, Rossalyn Warren, Ashley Southall, and Andrea González-Ramírez discussed improving media coverage of domestic violence alongside Kelli Owens from New York State's.
A humorous video outlines three steps for surviving a shark attack, emphasizing the use of distractions and crew preparation during Shark Week.
Participants forage for food by picking through animal waste in this survival segment.
Wacky races feature pot-bellied pigs racing for a cookie, with Matt Sara behind the fun.
Nine in ten Europeans worry about plastic's environmental impact and waste management practices.
Net world population is increasing by 23 people every 10 seconds, raising concerns about resource consumption and sustainability.
A January 2020 study found that a third of all Britons watch pornography, with many parents unaware of their children's consumption habits.
In 1997, Princess Diana highlighted the plight of land mine victims, yet nearly two decades later, the global threat of unexploded munitions persists.
In the Florida Keys, wealthy individuals indulge in luxury on private islands, sparking discussions about the implications of extreme wealth and environmental preservation.
Prohibition inspires Flappers to challenge conservative norms in the 1920s jazz age.
1.5 billion dollars is promised by Putin to support Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko amid widespread protests and accusations of political poisoning.
In 2002, Mohammad Razvi registered 300 people for ESL classes on the first day of the Council of Peoples Organization in New York City.
Bethany embraces her body hair and prepares for her first pole dancing class.
The video features funny hillbilly Olympics events in Georgia, showcasing unique stunts.
Religion is declining worldwide, with Britain seeing a shift in belief since 2009.
Marty and Misty finish building a treehouse for a young homesteader, creating a special place for relaxation after chores.
Romania faces challenges in reforming its orphanage system after decades of neglect.
Roy Choi highlights Watts, Los Angeles, and the community's need to build back after disasters.
Royal births in the British monarchy are examined through the experiences of Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Meghan Markle, highlighting tradition and modernity.
