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Sweden's progressive approach to gender allows families to raise children without a fixed gender identity, challenging traditional norms and sparking international debate.
Teuchitlán culture, known for its exquisite art, highlights the complex and often misunderstood history of West Mexico's connection to Mesoamerica.
Medusa, a figure from Greek mythology, is explored by classicist Natalie Haynes on the island of Corfu, revealing the complexities of her story.
Older British women are increasingly forming relationships with younger Gambian men, prompting an exploration of the motivations behind this trend.
Arthur Evans' exploration of Crete revealed a sophisticated Bronze Age civilization that provides insights into the origins of the Minotaur legend.
Nier: Automata explores the global inspirations and references behind the game, highlighting its cultural impact and creative influences across Japan and beyond.
Ancient Roman London, established around 50 AD, reveals daily life through archaeological finds, including trade records and military artifacts.
Vlach magic, a spiritual practice in Serbia, has been sensationalized by the media, prompting Galeb Nikacevic to explore its rituals in remote villages.
Sakamoto Ryoma, a pivotal figure in Japan's history, plays a central role in a thrilling historical fiction game set during the final years of the Tokugawa Shogunate.
Tokugawa Iesato's alternate historical path in a modified campaign of Hearts of Iron IV explores the complexities of a non-aligned Japan.
Local basketball cultures across eight European cities highlight the rich history and community spirit surrounding the sport in Serbia, Italy, Germany, and beyond.
In the Peruvian Amazon, Holly Morris navigates a 250-mile cargo boat trip to Iquitos, exploring its rubber boom history and meeting an indigenous tribe.
Ben Judah goes undercover as an EU migrant in Brexit Britain to reveal the challenging conditions faced by newcomers in the capital.
In Finland, where the United Nations' "World Happiness Report" ranks citizens as the happiest for eight consecutive years, actress Meri Koivisto explores the factors contributing to this phenomenon.
Ancient Alexandria, the Hellenistic capital of the 1st Century BC, is explored for its historical accuracy through the lens of Assassin’s Creed Origins.
Teri, a former bank robber turned shaman, shares her prison experiences while a young ex-Mormon grapples with family forgiveness and identity.
Lelung Rinpoche, a key figure in Tibetan Buddhism, seeks to recover lost spiritual teachings while navigating his own path to enlightenment across multiple countries.
Glaswegian holidaymakers enjoy their annual Fair Fortnight in Whitley Bay, Tyneside, indulging in seaside activities and traditional refreshments during July 1976.
Turkmenistan, a secretive Central Asian republic once ruled by a dictator with a cult of personality, is explored through the lens of critic Waldemar Januszczak.
Cologne's vibrant culture shines through its annual Carnival, Kölsch beer, and the city's response to the European migrant crisis.
In Uganda's Rwenzori mountains, brothers Makumbi and Musa guide a group of foreigners through a surreal landscape of giant bamboo forests and diverse wildlife.
The debate over the significance of Tekhelet, a blue dye linked to Jewish tradition, reveals its historical loss and connection to eschatological themes.
In Siberia, India, and Burma, children like Stas, Chanda, San, and Wai navigate perilous journeys to access education amid challenging environments.
Ximeng's drinking culture reveals how alcohol serves as a social lubricant among the Wa people, who begin their daily rituals with homemade liquor at 9 AM.
Tanzania's Swahili Coast features the Zanzibar archipelago, known for its rich heritage, 13th-century mosques, and stunning natural landscapes.
Accordions, often dismissed as mere folk instruments, are explored in their diverse cultural significance and musical versatility across various genres.
Ecuador's Tren Crucero offers a three-day luxury train expedition from Guayaquil to Quito, navigating the challenging terrain of the Northern Andes and the Devil's Nose.
The breathtaking landscapes of the Hunza Valley in Pakistan reveal rich cultures and legends that intertwine with the myth of a hidden paradise.
David Adams traces the legendary route of Jason and the Argonauts across the Black Sea and Caspian regions, exploring the historical context of their quest for the Golden Fleece.
Adventurers ski down slopes reaching 4,000 meters in Afghanistan's Hindu-Kush mountains as part of the growing trend of extreme tourism.
Bhumika navigates the complexities of arranged marriages by going undercover on a matchmaking website, while Shamiza meticulously plans her Muslim wedding to Zayid.
North Korea, often labeled as the last Soviet state, draws tourists interested in experiencing life under a totalitarian regime through guided tours.
In the Amazon rainforest along the Ecuador-Peru border, Géraud Burin des Rosiers engages with the Huaorani Indians, participating in traditional hunting and shamanic rituals.
Micronesia's 2000 islands, each a unique world, connect through the vast Pacific Ocean, showcasing stunning beauty and rich cultural narratives.
In North Korea, a travel agency specializing in danger tourism organizes trips for tourists eager to experience life under a totalitarian regime, often attempting to escape their official guides.
James Lawrence, known as Man About Country, undertook a 400km walk across Essex to explore its rich stories and preserve local voices for future generations.
Bruges, a medieval city in Belgium, showcases its rich religious history through landmarks like the Beguinage convents and a stolen Michelangelo masterpiece.
Bible Storyland, a Bible-themed amusement park in the 1960s, aimed to rival Disneyland but ultimately faded into obscurity due to various challenges.
The legend of Jason and the Argonauts is examined for its historical accuracy, exploring the quest for the Golden Fleece through dramatic reconstructions.
Géraud Burin des Rosiers explores the Amazon rainforest on the Ecuador-Peru border, engaging with the Huaorani Indians through hunting, shamanic rites, and survival challenges.
In Britain, a millennium of architectural evolution is explored through iconic structures like Caernarfon Castle, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and The Leadenhall Building.
A community of young Europeans on La Gomera embraces alternative lifestyles centered around polyamorous relationships, challenging conventional societal norms.
Family dynamics within the LGBTQIA+ communities in Brussels are explored through personal stories and visual narratives, highlighting diverse experiences in 2020.
Filmmaker Pearl Gluck travels to Hungary to retrieve a family heirloom while navigating her Orthodox Jewish roots and encountering diverse characters along the way.
At the Kumbh Mela, one of the world's largest religious gatherings, diverse stories of faith emerge, including those of a runaway child and a cannabis-smoking ascetic.
Bolivia, Ecuador, and Brazil showcase breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cultures, featuring passionate individuals dedicated to preserving their natural and historical heritage.
Border walls threaten wildlife and culture along the Rio Grande, as five friends document their 1,200-mile expedition to explore the impacts of proposed construction.
A female comedian explores her personal connection to sex work while using humor to navigate the complexities of the sex trade.
