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A contestant cuts their arm while trying to build a fire, leading to a potential exit from the competition due to severe bleeding.
A fisher regularly checks the protagonist's snares, stealing his catches and complicating his struggle for survival in the wilderness.
Jodi, a competitor in Season 10 of Alone, outlines her survival strategy and log cabin construction plan while demonstrating resilience after a serious injury.
Mikey has only eaten six handfuls of berries while struggling with intense hunger pains in the wilderness of Vancouver Island.
A participant builds a twig quinzhee for extra protection against the cold wind on Alone.
A survivalist builds an earth shelter using clay in Season 9 of Alone on The HISTORY Channel.
Amanda Cordner and Ajahnis Charley discuss self-acceptance and the challenges of auditioning as Black actors in spaces not designed for them.
A dog alerts her owner to a life-threatening situation, highlighting the extraordinary bond between pets and their humans in the series Pet Heroes.
A 10-year-old boy named Kawini travels two days by boat to seek medical treatment for an infected finger in a town far from his home in the forest.
Some veterans face deportation to Mexico after serving the United States in wars like Kosovo and Iraq.
A seven-year-old named Coy Mathis, born a boy, lives openly as a girl after transitioning socially and facing significant challenges at school.
The Pentagon allocates over a billion dollars annually to recruit thousands of young people, particularly in economically disadvantaged areas.
In 2020, renewable energy sources in the United States surpassed coal in energy production for the first time, highlighting a significant shift in the energy landscape.
Lauro and Neil hunt moose by boat using an age-old technique in Season 14, Episode 1.
The Raneys build an automated homestead for a firefighting couple in Alaska.
An elite team of Sasquatch specialists embarks on an expedition to Prince of Wales Island, following numerous recent Bigfoot sightings.
A fact-checker at The New Yorker confirmed that Paul Simon had two arms before verifying a small town's fountain and flowers in California.
The number of Geisha in Japan has declined from over 80,000 to just a few thousand, as modernity challenges this traditional art form.
Fewer than 4,000 Kalash people live in three remote valleys along the northern border of Pakistan, facing threats to their cultural identity.
Miagi Orchestra, a South African ensemble, uses music to bridge divides and inspire hope, reflecting on apartheid's legacy through the lives of its musicians.
Conversations with sociologist Jean Pichette explore how the forced downtime during the COVID-19 crisis can reshape human existence and relationships.
In Montreal, filmmaker Marie-Julie Dallaire explores her relationship with her 19-year-old son through conversations about pandemic health restrictions during summer 2020.
A filmmaker camped by a lake reflects on various testimonials about uncertainty and optimism while questioning the existence of a definitive answer.
One year and a half after moving to Canada, an Arabic-speaking LGBTQ+ individual reflects on the emotional confinement experienced during their upbringing.
Fogo Island residents in Newfoundland express their concerns about fishermen's cooperation, the need for a fish plant, and adult education through film.
Angela Eremenko, a political scientist in Ukraine, faced backlash and lost her job after discussing her broken vibrator on social media, highlighting societal taboos around women's sexuality.
Approximately 6,300 inmates are held at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, with about 75 percent serving life sentences without parole.
Humaid Abdullah Albuqaish owns more than 60 exotic animals, including tigers and monkeys, while amassing over 7 million followers on Instagram.
Anneke Lucas recounts her experiences as a child sex slave in a Belgian pedophile ring involving elite aristocrats and politicians, revealing new details and identifying a perpetrator.
Noel Rodriguez, a former US Marine Corps sniper, reflects on the moral complexities and psychological challenges of his combat experiences at just 20 years old.
Masha, a Russian woman with pseudoneurotic schizophrenia, shares her experiences in psychiatric hospitals and challenges misconceptions about mental health.
In 2018, the Apache community initiated fundraising efforts to enhance the lives of its children amid ongoing challenges and hardships.
In Silicon Valley, billionaires invest in luxury bunkers while individuals like Jim Couturier prepare for apocalyptic scenarios amid cultural stigma surrounding preppers.
Apple and Facebook engage in a significant conflict over user privacy and data protection, highlighting the implications for technology and consumer rights.
Classroom discussions reveal children using hurtful names like "faggot" and "midget" while learning about the effects of bullying and name-calling.
Artificial intelligence is often viewed negatively, yet this exploration highlights its positive impacts and potential benefits in various fields.
Argentina's wealth of resources has been undermined by over-investment in agriculture, political mismanagement, inequality, and widespread corruption.
In Buenos Aires, pediatrician Rubén Sosa provides care and hope to children affected by Argentina's high inflation and poverty through his unique, child-friendly practice.
As many as 30,000 Argentines were tortured and killed during the Dirty War, leaving a legacy that continues to shape the nation's identity.
A wife receives a Silver Star for her husband, a Japanese American soldier killed in action during the Italian campaign of World War II.
High school students at Garfield High in Los Angeles spend four hours a day in class and four hours working on aircraft production for war efforts.
Kirk Douglas kept dumbbells under his bed and sought Arnold Schwarzenegger's advice on proper bicep curl techniques while filming 'The Villain.
The New Orleans Police Department manages alligator populations while others hunt them.
In December 2024, Mohammad was rescued from the Mediterranean Sea alongside more than 260 other refugees after enduring weeks of inhumane treatment.
Sixty thousand pounds of produce are unloaded each night at a wholesale market in San Francisco, where a small team works to supply the city.
Three asexual individuals from Germany, including Lennart from Hamburg and Martin from Speyer, share their experiences and insights on living without sexual desire.
When Jawdat Ibrahim wins the lottery, he opens a restaurant to unite Jews and Arabs.
Lauren, Sean, and David Carpenter play Alexey Shor's game in their Plaza Hotel apartment.
