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Anthony Bourdain returns to New Jersey, exploring his childhood memories with his brother Chris, visiting Hiram's, Atlantic City, and Asbury Park with local figures.
Chris, a volcano access specialist, explores volcanic regions in Congo, the Canary Islands, and Iceland, sharing insights on their unique landscapes and activity.
Half a million visitors come to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway each year to experience the charm of steam trains and Victorian engineering.
Chris discusses Sir Martin Frobisher's legacy and global economic connections in Frobisher Hall.
A family reduces their food bill from £320 a week with tips from Gregg and Chris on cooking.
Twenty penguins arrive at Heathrow Airport from Australia, marking a rare relocation to the only air colony of their kind in Europe.
Hannah and Tim's grocery shopping habits reveal how prepackaged produce and convenience foods can significantly impact their food budget in Eat Well For Less UK.
Chris rushes to save Trevor after his bomber breaks down on Lake Winnipeg's deadly ice.
On the final day of the gold mining season in the Bering Sea, Chris and his team achieve a significant find, highlighting their dedication and hard work.
Chris and Brendan take on felling a $60,000 cedar tree in challenging terrain.
After hours of cutting, a logging crew is left with only $10,000 in scraps from a dangerous day of felling trees in the Pacific Northwest.
Hundreds of journalists in Hong Kong have lost their jobs as the government tightens control over the media and suppresses free speech.
A Texas nurse supports young mothers through the Nurse Family Partnership Program.
Josh travels from the Blue Ridge Mountains to São Paulo, Brazil, to develop a coffee-infused moonshine recipe amid local coffee farms.
Michael Moore discusses the political challenges facing President Barack Obama in the lead-up to the 2010 midterm elections on The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell.
Chris falls 8ft from a ladder, and his wife Chloe supports him at St George's hospital.
The segment critiques the sad Nationwide Insurance ad and discusses a tragic story from Utah.
Chris addresses the Prime Minister's decision to cut the 45p tax rate proposal in Britain.
A strike on the London Underground in summer 2002 cost businesses an estimated 60 million pounds while staff worked to keep the system running.
