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Nomads in the Sahara efficiently slaughter camels for very special occasions and delicacies.
The Yoruk people celebrate camel wrestling in Turkey, showcasing their sacred bond with camels.
Rufinus prepares for his wedding in Biwar Laut while embracing Asmat traditions.
The episode discusses male circumcision among Muslims, Jewish people, and its decline in the UK.
Jean Queyrat returns to Turmi to explore the authenticity of the bull jumping initiation ceremony.
Andrea and her husband preserve the Tumba of Santiago's traditions in Cuba for future generations.
Sulaidy learns the Tumba Francesa as Andrea and Flavio teach the next generation in Cuba.
Children in remote Congolese villages learn vital skills through honey harvesting and dance, shaping their identities and resilience within their communities.
37 kilograms of seafood were caught by a haenyeo during a dive, reflecting the enduring tradition of women supporting their families from the sea.
Ko Aung Mo exemplifies the resilience of Dawei fishermen, balancing family, tradition, and survival in a coastal community deeply connected to the sea.
Stone terraces in Jebel Akhdar transform arid slopes into fertile land, showcasing the enduring legacy of Oman's ancient falaj irrigation system.
Haiti's rural communities, deeply rooted in tradition and spirituality, face existential threats from deforestation and modern challenges, jeopardizing their cultural identity.
Ramen, a dish that originated from Chinese noodles, becomes a Japanese culinary staple post-World War II.
Lock-jaw battles Jackpot in an exciting episode of Battlebots featuring Appalachia's whiskey tradition.
Hibo sings about the pain of African women affected by female circumcision rituals.
In the Bulgarian village of Radnevo, the Kukeri tradition features residents in elaborate masks and costumes dancing at night to ward off evil spirits.
The transformation of the Samurai during the peaceful Edo period highlights the decline of their warrior spirit and the impact of societal changes.
In the Mergui Archipelago, Noi and her family navigate the challenges of modernity while striving to maintain their traditional nomadic lifestyle as Mokens.
In June 2003, Lombok's tradition of bride kidnapping reveals a dangerous courtship ritual.
A woman shares her struggles with wearing those rings back around her neck and her hopes for her daughter.
Japan's Sumo Scandal reveals corruption and match-fixing amidst allegations in the sport.
In the Amazon's Javari Valley, Elon Musk's Starlink technology is reshaping the lives of isolated tribes, sparking debate over cultural preservation and modernization.
Yemen's qat habit affects lives, with ninety percent of men chewing it daily and concerns rising.
Sulaidy learns Tumba Francesa in Cuba, as Andrea and Flavio teach children to preserve it.
Lale Labuko co-founded Omo Child to provide safety, care, and education for children in the Omo Valley of Ethiopia after witnessing ritualistic killings in his tribe.
The Surmas in Ethiopia prepare for battle against the Bumis through traditional rituals.
Les robes de mariage chinoises symbolisent la richesse culturelle et existent depuis 3 500 ans.
85 to 90% of the life-sized cutouts created by a local printing shop are for memorials, reflecting a unique tradition in New Orleans culture.
Mark displays his unique antique car collection linked to the moonshining era in Appalachia.
This video showcases Italian craftsmanship through Bertoni, cheese banks, and violin makers.
Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins highlights the dangerous history of chimney sweeping.
Emily, Eliza, and Nadia share their painful experiences of FGM at Maidan, revealing deep emotional scars.
Jarkot's equestrian heritage thrives as Nima and local youth train for annual horse shows, prioritizing enjoyment over competition amidst historical ruins.
Kumaris, the Living Goddesses of Nepal, are young girls selected for their divine role based on the '32 perfections' criteria, facing societal challenges upon losing their status.
Graduation ceremonies at Penticton Secondary School feature students reflecting on their time together and preparing for new opportunities, often in Vancouver.
Qismat Ali participates in a demanding pilgrimage that tests lung capacity and raises questions about devotion and belief within this unique cultural tradition.
Murano's glassmakers face threats from counterfeiting in Venice today, impacting their tradition.
The Kijas Aboriginal tribe and Iatmul people perform crocodile rituals to become men.
Riad questions traditions while supporting Ireland's same-sex marriage referendum.
Fred Parker, a 75-year-old man from New Orleans, has portrayed Santa Claus for 45 years, challenging traditional representations of St. Nick and promoting community joy.
Flamenco dance and music thrive in Seville, Andalusia, showcasing a rich cultural tradition.
In Spain's Basque Country, men-only cooking clubs exclude women from traditional txokos.
Karate will finally make its long awaited debut at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. The traditional martial art’s roots are on Okinawa, where the sports’ history is kept and protected by its masters. We meet Japan's 'Queen of Kata', who shows us the competitive side of the sport.
Thousands of Roma women attend a brides market in Stara Zagora, prioritizing money over love.
The cast shares distilling tips and moonshining inventions from Appalachia's tradition.
In the highlands of Papua, Indonesia, the Dani tribe maintains its ancient customs, including unique practices surrounding death and the display of ancestral mummies.
Dromedary racing in Niger's Sahel region symbolizes pride and hope for nomadic communities, offering a €1500 prize that represents respect and a brighter future.
Dawei fishermen navigate the challenges of their demanding routines while adapting to the changing tides along Myanmar's picturesque coast.
