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Ugandan politician Bobi Wine campaigns in the 2021 presidential election, highlighting the challenges of political dissent in Uganda.
Kahlil Greene explores five significant yet overlooked stories that shaped New Orleans' history, including its connections to voodoo, torture, and piracy.
Outlaw motorcycle gangs, known as 1% clubs, are examined through the lens of brotherhood and violence in Mariana van Zeller's investigation.
In Miami, underground plastic surgery operations in motel rooms reveal alarming practices and the dangers associated with discount surgery centers.
Sextortion, a blackmail scheme exploiting compromising photos, has led to numerous cases of extortion and suicide among victims worldwide.
In Colombia and Brazil, a new generation of female leaders known as las jefas is reshaping cocaine trafficking networks.
Mexico City offers a vibrant mix of experiences, from Michelin-starred dining with Chef Elena Reygadas to lucha libre wrestling and the haunting Isla de las Muñecas.
Coroner Scott McCord collaborates with the DNA Doe Project to identify a victim of serial killer Larry Eyler after exhausting all other leads.
Cynthia Erivo navigates the Brecon Beacons in Wales with Bear Grylls, learning to rappel and traverse challenging terrains, including caves and a waterfall.
Florence Pugh and Bear Grylls navigate the volcanic rainforests of Costa Rica, engaging in activities such as abseiling from a helicopter and cliff rappelling.
In Tanzania, Eva zu Beck spends five days with the Hadza, one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes, learning traditional tracking and foraging skills.
As hijacked Flight 11 strikes the North Tower of the World Trade Center, firefighters race against time to rescue trapped civilians amidst chaos.
Fentanyl, cocaine supply chains, and underground steroids are examined in Mariana van Zeller's exploration of America's deadliest drugs and their global impact.
Cara Delevingne and Bear Grylls explore the Sardinia Mountains, facing survival challenges and learning essential skills amid stunning landscapes.
On September 11, 2001, first responders at the World Trade Center confront overwhelming challenges while trying to rescue civilians during the attacks.
Channing Tatum tests his survival skills alongside Bear Grylls in the rugged wilderness of Norway.
Fentanyl has transformed the American drug crisis and black market dynamics, as Mariana Van Zeller investigates its impact on communities and trafficking networks.
Dian Fossey's murder in Rwanda shocked her colleagues, leading to the controversial arrest of gorilla researcher Wayne Maguire, who fled before his trial.
On April 19, 1995, a massive bomb detonated outside the Alfred P.
In Florence, Stanley Tucci explores the culinary traditions of Tuscany, sampling local dishes and participating in a grand outdoor feast during the Palio in Siena.
James Cameron examines the myths surrounding the Titanic shipwreck and tests the plausibility of Jack's survival on a raft.
In June 2017, four wildfires in Central Portugal, fueled by fierce winds, resulted in 66 deaths, primarily in the Pedrógão Grande municipality.
Neil deGrasse Tyson interviews filmmaker James Cameron on StarTalk, exploring the connections between storytelling, exploration, and science.
Houston's illegal drug trade is examined, highlighting cartel involvement and the impact of trafficking on the city's economy and community.
In Peru, Explorer Albert Lin investigates ancient civilizations that predated the Inca, utilizing advanced archaeological techniques.
Kim Il Sung's rise from a guerrilla fighter to the leader of North Korea illustrates the establishment of a dynastic regime under Japanese imperialism's shadow.
Morgan Freeman meets Bill Clinton to explore the concept of shared power and its implications for inclusive governance in society.
In remembrance of the 30th anniversary of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, presents rarely seen images and news reports from the tragic event.
In the United States, stolen cars are smuggled to West Africa in shipping containers, where demand for these vehicles is rapidly increasing.
In Australia, two spearfishermen are stranded in shark-infested waters, while a novice caver faces flooding and a helicopter crew attempts to rescue an injured hiker.
Ancient tomb robbery in Egypt's Valley of the Kings is examined, revealing state-sanctioned activities on an industrial scale.
Becca Skinner shares her evolution from a university grant project in New Orleans focused on Hurricane Katrina recovery to a successful career in adventure photography.
HSI San Diego tracks a truckload of meth concealed in garlic, while CBP investigates party drugs in toiletries at Atlanta's airport and counterfeit goods at JFK.
In Oxford, the Yorkshire coast, and London, Antoni Porowski assists Florence Pugh in exploring her family's culinary heritage and its significance.
On October 1, 2015, the cargo ship El Faro disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle during Hurricane Joaquin, prompting investigations into maritime safety and weather forecasting.
Albert Lin investigates the historical events that may have inspired the biblical narratives of the parting of the Red Sea and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.
In Lima, criminal families operate sophisticated counterfeiting operations that produce high-quality fake U.
Treasure hunting has captivated people for centuries, and draining the oceans reveals some of the richest shipwrecks ever discovered.
American Christian missionary John Chau was killed while attempting to contact the Sentinelese, raising complex discussions about his motivations and the implications of his actions.
Extreme preparations for potential cataclysmic events are showcased through the lives of various individuals committed to survival strategies.
Roger Dougan prepares for a terrorist attack on the electrical grid, while Curtis anticipates civil unrest due to Earth's carrying capacity, and Karissa readies for a second Great Depression.
Portland's homeless population attracts youth seeking social services, fueling one of the deadliest drug markets in the United States.
In the aftermath of the Oklahoma City Bombing on April 19, 1995, investigators race to identify Timothy McVeigh as the primary suspect linked to the attack.
Las Vegas's illegal drug trade is examined through the lens of Mexican cartel trafficking and its impact on the city's tourist industry.
Yosemite National Park showcases diverse ecosystems, from lush valley floors to towering alpine peaks, highlighting the wildlife that thrives in this iconic landscape.
UAPs, or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, are examined through whistleblower testimonies, pilot experiences, and scientific advancements in a Mega Episode.
In the early American frontier, settlers defied British restrictions to expand westward, leading to significant land deals by President Thomas Jefferson at the expense of Native Americans.
Three Americans share their strategies and preparations for potential apocalyptic scenarios in the latest episode of Doomsday Preppers.
