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Sophie Eyers shares her experience of domestic abuse at the hands of Samuel James, who was sentenced to 34 months in prison for multiple assaults in July 2019.
A former Guantánamo Bay detainee spent 14 years in captivity, reflecting on his release and the bond formed with a guard who treated him with respect.
A bi-national family living near the border of Calais, Maine, and Saint John, New Brunswick, illustrates the close relationship between the United States and Canada.
A 10% tithe of income is required from members of a church that manipulates its followers, controlling their relationships and personal choices.
A soldier from Iraq saves an injured Iranian soldier during the Iran-Iraq War, leading to a reunion 20 years later in Canada.
Ismail and Naeem document their dangerous journey from Syria to Germany amid the migrant crisis.
A 16-year-old Polish forced laborer was executed in 1942 after his great-grandmother testified against him, revealing a painful family history.
A 10-year-old boy learns to cook and navigate his surroundings despite a visual impairment that limits his sight to shadows and light.
Mark's brother recalls their last conversation, where he told him, "I love you, Humpy," before he left for Glasgow, never to return.
Jamaica, a former aspiring teacher turned drug trafficker for Colombia's Clan del Golfo, navigates a life filled with wealth, paranoia, and family responsibilities.
A female bodybuilder reflects on her transformation from struggling with body image and anorexia to embracing her muscular physique while training for a competition in the USA.
Kate Shemirani shares Covid conspiracy theories while her son Sebastian debunks them online.
Anorexia is explored through the personal narrative of Eisha Marjara, who reflects on her struggle with the eating disorder after a joint diet with her sister.
Myanmar's political landscape is examined following the February 2021 military coup, highlighting Aung San Suu Kyi's advocacy and the Rohingya crisis.
Colorado's Thomas Miller Ranch reports sixteen cattle mutilations and traffic fatalities.
Participants face survival challenges in a haunted forest while being naked and alone.
Medellín's mayor and residents discuss Pablo Escobar's lasting impact on their lives.
In June 2018, Nasrin Sotoudeh was sentenced to 38 years in prison and 148 lashes for defending women protesting Iran's mandatory hijab law.
Nataline Sarkisyan's parents confront former CIGNA executive Wendell Potter after their daughter was denied a life-saving liver transplant, leading to her death.
Chris Rainier, a leading documentary photographer, captures the challenges faced by indigenous cultures around the world as their traditional ways of life are threatened.
Two identical twins raised together show diverging interests, with one being gay.
Residents in Costa Rica navigate using landmarks due to the lack of street addresses.
150,000 lbs of crab must be caught within a week as crews on the Time Bandit and the Wizard face the harsh conditions of the Bering Sea.
NC Accessory in Shanghai China manufactures for Patagonia and faces labor and financial challenges.
75 to 80 percent of the kids on the block in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, smoked as they played games in the street during their childhood.
Sanduk Ruit treats cataracts in Nepal, making eye surgery affordable for the poor.
Seventy-two people died during the riots in Nepal that erupted on September 8, 2025, as young demonstrators clashed with police over government censorship.
In present-day Iran, an increasing number of female drivers are transforming the Silk Road by providing essential transportation services for school girls, enhancing their financial independence.
A person describes their struggle with clutter, stating, "clutter didn't happen overnight; it's been going on for a while," reflecting on the challenges of hoarding.
The guys face challenges in Cape Cod while picking at a famous tourist attraction.
Two canoes are built by Joseph and Alexandre using traditional techniques passed down through generations in New Caledonia.
A new male member joins the women's team in Naked and Afraid XL, impacting their survival dynamics.
A kitten leaves its family to join a new home and chase away farm pests.
COVID-19 isolation experiences are shared through personal updates, showcasing daily life, animals, and reflections on the filming process.
Ronnie and Bobby confront each other while Lizard Lick Towing navigates tough recovery jobs.
A 30-year-old man races through New York City, desperately searching for a bathroom before an important date.
Prohibition in the 1920s transformed American society, as every state enforced alcohol bans amidst the rise of social and technological change.
Steve faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison for his relationship with Sarah, who he believes is his biological daughter.
Nigeria, Africa's most populous country and largest economy, faces political instability and economic disparities while showcasing cultural power through Lagos, Afrobeat, and Nollywood.
Almost 20,000 children accused of witchcraft in southeast Nigeria live on the streets, facing abandonment, violence, and exploitation.
A child from London describes living in a place where violence and terrorism shape their daily experiences and views on play.
In a village divided by clan tensions, two girls form a friendship amid violence, as one seeks safety for her family and pet fish after a brutal attack.
Four legionaries divide the burden of a comrade's 15-kilogram backpack during a challenging training exercise in Djibouti.
In extreme environments around the world, male-female duos must survive without clothes, food, or water, relying solely on their skills and one chosen item.
Auckland's Council officers tackle noise complaints and urban pest issues in this episode.
Nomadic herders navigate the frozen tundra, each guided by unique instincts and traditions, as they face the challenges of survival and trust in their communities.
Tundrup faces his last migration in the Himalayas, deciding between city life and staying in Karnak.
Monica, a North Korean defector, recounts her traumatic escape to Koreatown, Los Angeles, where she faces discrimination and isolation among fellow North Koreans.
