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Polynesian fishermen showcase their daily routines, from catching fish in the ocean to selling their fresh catch at Papeete's bustling market.
Leek growing in Tyne and Wear and Durham thrives on farm manure and Epsom salts, producing prizewinning vegetables that outshine their southern counterparts.
Shetlanders celebrate their unique heritage and the Viking fire festival of Up Helly Aa in January 1970, amidst a month of snow and storms.
Glasgow serves as a vibrant backdrop for Anthony Bourdain as he explores local cuisine, engages in knife defense, and hunts red stag in the Scottish Highlands.
Bristol teenagers known as the 'Bashers' prepare for bonfire night by building a massive fire, finding purpose in their challenging environment.
Isle of Man, an independent entity with its own laws and traditions, showcases a unique blend of cultural pride and resistance to modernity.
Gurmen, a Sherpa in the Himalayan valleys of Nepal, faces challenges in his quest to find the perfect horse for tourists at 4,000 meters altitude.
In Louisiana's swamps, alligator hunters face perilous challenges as one swamper is thrown overboard during a gator fight and another risks his season's success.
Burgundy's wine industry is explored through the personal stories of its dedicated winemakers, highlighting their passion and the region's rich heritage.
Djouri Bigué, the village chief of Belil Tanfirgan in Niger, organizes a dromedary race to raise funds for building a much-needed school in his community.
In Québec, a farm prepares for spring as ice melts from the stream, signaling the time for cleaning, ploughing, and planting.
Tareq Taylor explores the culinary traditions of the Sami people in Jokkmokk, showcasing the unique ingredients and techniques of New Nordic Cuisine across the Arctic Circle.
Banteay Chhmar, an 800-year-old temple in Cambodia, is being restored by local villagers who aim to preserve its cultural significance and promote sustainable tourism.
Knur and Spell, a unique sport from Yorkshire and Lancashire, showcases skill and rivalry as Selwyn Schofield defends his world title against challengers.
In 1919, Metz held public celebrations featuring parades and military honors for American General John J. Pershing and French General Philippe Pétain.
Mofu children in northern Cameroon enjoy a unique culinary tradition that incorporates insects, which play various roles in their culture and daily meals.
