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Two young men in Newark, NJ, learn life lessons about responsibility and community from a Muslim casket maker and ritual body washer.
Daniel Mergler meets with his final student, nine-year-old Xin Ben Yu, 26 times over the course of one year as he faces terminal cancer.
Nina Conti navigates grief and identity through ventriloquism, reviving her late mentor's puppets in a blend of humor and poignant reflection.
Keith Rawlinson, a schoolmaster from Burnley, trains rigorously for three months to fulfill his dream of becoming a professional wrestler at London's Royal Albert Hall.
Koun, a survivor of the Khmer Rouge tragedy and former dancer, teaches children like Sre Cha and Kmao to revive the Royal Ballet in Cambodia.
Samuel Habib, a 21-year-old with a GNAO1 gene mutation, seeks mentorship from disability rights advocates to navigate adulthood and independence.
Young painters in China sell copies of Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' under a self-taught Master.
Master Huang, a Taekwondo black belt and immigrant from Taiwan, reflects on a lifetime dedicated to martial arts since opening his New York studio in 1987.
George Martorano spent over 30 years in prison as the longest-serving first-time, nonviolent offender in American history.
Twelve Aboriginal arm wrestlers train, coach, and compete while navigating personal challenges and striving for success in one of the world's oldest sports.
Eddie Jordan mentors eight young men in car crime, aiming for redemption through racing.
1% of 1.2 billion people in India are added to the population each year, raising urgent questions about resources and support for the young and marginalized.
Coach Ryan Smith emphasizes character development and spiritual growth among his players, stating that they will do more pastoring than coaching this year.
Eight-month-old children are often held in prison alongside their incarcerated parents in Nepal, prompting advocates to seek reform for their protection.
Daniel Kish, executive director of World Access for the Blind, has taught students to use echolocation since 1993, enhancing their ability to navigate their surroundings.
A chef has not cooked professionally for 18 years and reconnects with his passion through a Zoom cooking class during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nearly 50% of Italians under 25 are unemployed, making youth boxing programs critical for keeping teenagers away from crime and the local mafia.
Daniel Mendelsohn reflects on how Mary Renault's novels, which explore themes of homosexuality and ancient Greece, shaped his identity as a writer during his youth.
David Beckham talks about the success of the London Olympics and his pride in being part of it, stating it was one of the most successful ever.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a live Twitch stream dedicated to engineering content, featuring interviews and games, five days a week at 1 pm EDT.
A coffee conversation led Shruthi Sunil to form a valuable mentorship that changed her view on networking and its role in career success.
Tony Beets requires young miner Christopher to complete 15 trips per hour in a rock truck to improve his work ethic and attitude.
