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Captain Robert FitzRoy captures four Fuegians, renames them, and plans to take them to England to 'civilize' them and return them to their homeland.
Jason conducts an experiment to see how make-up changes public perception of his tattoos.
Impromptu interviews are not allowed in North Korea, where contact between foreigners and locals is strictly prohibited.
Queue jumping in the UK triggers strong reactions due to fairness and respect for time.
Knights and warriors engage in epic mock battles with padded weaponry in this LARP event.
A flashy car makes a feminist statement using Punkins and Road Kill to challenge norms.
Della tests societal reactions by wearing face tattoos in a social experiment.
Engaging students in discussions about immigration and migration is the focus of a webinar presented by Retro Report in collaboration with New American History and Re-Imagining Migration.
Dave Turin shares five tips for amateur miners wanting to find gold in their backyards.
Transgender activists in the United States continue to advocate for inclusion and rights more than 50 years after the Stonewall uprising, facing new legislative restrictions.
Workers on Amazon's Mechanical Turk complete tasks for low pay, often struggling to make money.
In the woods of Appalachia, Mark and Digger transform surplus beer into liquor, highlighting the innovative methods and challenges of traditional craft whiskey-making.
A woman struggles with a rope in a tense moment on Gold Rush, prompting debate about gender roles in physically demanding jobs and viewer concerns about her strength.
Tyler finds a piece of gold weighing about half a gram while using a metal detector, prompting excitement and celebration among his friends.
British Midland Flight 92's crash highlights how knowledge could prevent deaths in emergencies.
Contrasting lifestyles of veganism and carnivorism are explored as participants engage in discussions after experiencing magic mushrooms.
Vienna's initiative to reclaim urban space from parked cars aims to address the city's parking problem and enhance its climate strategy.
Ragnar's love triangle with Lagertha and Aslaug reveals Viking societal norms and personal struggles.
The Tarahumara Indians in northwest Mexico prioritize family and community leadership.
Solar power capacity has tripled globally in the last five years, yet many high-potential regions still lack adequate solar installations.
In commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings, educators are provided with resources to teach about the human costs of nuclear conflict.
Ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, Jeremy Page and co-hosts analyze key challenges in US-China relations, including AI safety, Taiwan tensions, and trade diplomacy.
One in three American marriages now begin online, reflecting a significant shift in how couples meet and form relationships.
A salary man lying on the street prompts a reflection on the toll of constant work on individuals and their sense of fulfillment.
The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth streams on Disney+ and Hulu now.
A 6-month-old fetus may survive outside the womb, raising ethical questions in Britain.
Participants at A-Fest engage in intense breathwork sessions, with one attendee expressing a struggle to avoid a panic attack during the experience.
Hiroshima's atomic bomb survivors recount their experiences from August 6, 1945, emphasizing the ongoing dangers of nuclear warfare and the importance of education.
Students prepare for a trip tomorrow, leaving from the parking lot, amidst humorous chaos.
Wealthy individuals have access to better resources for athletic success, impacting Olympic participation.
More than 1.2 billion people are highly vulnerable to at least one critical climate hazard, contributing to a global housing crisis marked by rising costs and gentrification.
Controversial artworks often ignite tensions between artistic freedom and religious sensitivities, highlighting the complexities of expression in modern society.
Travis and Jimmy Chin discuss mountain risks and what happens when plans go wrong.
Melbourne loses its title as the most livable city to Vienna, known for Strauss and Schubert.
Custer's Last Stand at Little Bighorn River features Lakota and Cheyenne warriors defeating him.
Japan, South Korea, and India average just over 6 hours of sleep each night.
Taji tests his psyche and physical endurance in this episode of Better Man on VICE.
California's gubernatorial primary concludes as co-hosts Charlotte Howard and James Bennet analyze the implications for the state's future and national politics.
The ongoing conflict between America and Iran features competing narratives of victory, as analyzed by Gregg Carlstrom and Jason Palmer amid escalating military and economic tensions.
Women face societal pressure regarding motherhood, yet many choose not to have children.
Baboons maintain strict hierarchies, improving status through favors in their society.
$100 million was spent by BP to market the concept of carbon footprints, shifting focus from corporate emissions to individual responsibility.
China and India both face a marriage crisis affecting millions of men and women.
The video highlights conscious consumerism and its impact on purchasing decisions.
In the 20th century, German migration to Rocket City was driven by economic opportunities and the promise of a new life in the United States.
Roughly one-third of offices are vacant in San Francisco, a city facing a severe housing crisis and exploring the conversion of these spaces into homes.
Gladiatrix Ardala showcases her fighting skills to mixed reactions from prominent Romans.
By 2050, projections indicate that 70 percent of humanity will live in cities, many in informal settlements like those in Medellín, Colombia.
