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In 1968, Eric Clapton ended Cream's farewell concert at the Albert Hall, marking a significant moment in his evolving musical career.
Jasmine Harman explores her mother's compulsive hoarding, seeking to understand its impact on their family while consulting experts on potential treatments.
In Colombia's Amazon rainforest, Chanel and Troi explore the cocaine trade's origins and its impact on local communities, while Louis meets a smuggler evading the navy.
Eleven male sex-trade workers in Canada share their experiences with addiction, abuse, and stigmatization over the course of a year.
MDMA was discovered in 1912, while psilocybin has been used in mushrooms for thousands of years, reflecting a long history of psychedelic substances.
Over 700,000 men and women in Ireland live with neurological conditions, facing daily challenges that affect their health and relationships.
26-year-old Amie Ormand spends £100 to £200 weekly on clothes, leading to a cluttered home and strained finances as she prepares for her wedding.
1.3 million children in the United Kingdom are affected by parental alcohol abuse, a reality that Calum Best confronts through his own experiences with his father.
Many psychedelic drugs are illegal worldwide, yet recreational use remains common, with anecdotal evidence suggesting deeper psychological benefits.
Athletes discuss the risks of extreme sports, with one skier contemplating a descent from a ridge while assessing unstable cornices and warm conditions.
One out of every three homeless people in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside has AIDS, revealing the stark realities of urban homelessness in Canada.
Vanessa's experience at the Western Massachusetts Regional Women’s Correctional Center highlights the challenges of pregnancy, heroin withdrawal, and the risk of losing custody.
Vanessa, a pregnant inmate struggling with heroin addiction, faces the harsh realities of motherhood and custody loss while navigating prison life alongside dominant fellow inmate Baby D.
Neil Entwistle, burdened by a sex addiction and financial troubles, murders his wife Rachel and their infant daughter Lilian in their Massachusetts home.
At age 36, Phillip Wong took his own life, prompting his sister to seek answers about his gambling addiction and its impact on their family.
Gary Newlove was murdered by a gang of youths outside his home in Warrington, highlighting the severe consequences of gang culture and binge drinking.
Every year, Westerners consume 34 kilos of sugar per person, contributing to rising rates of childhood obesity and cardiovascular diseases.
Lenka's two-decade struggle with methamphetamine addiction highlights the personal and societal impacts of the drug crisis in the Czech Republic, Europe's largest producer.
Miles Nazaire reveals his struggle with Muscle Dysmorphia in this impactful documentary.
Cocaine production is at its highest rate in history, with millions of users worldwide and four casual users from the UK discussing their experiences.
The memorial wall in a recovery center lists over 3,000 names of individuals who have died from overdoses, a stark increase from 50 in 2009.
In rural Alaska, Lenny Moran survives a brutal machete attack by her fiancé's son, Aaron, with the help of an unexpected hero.
Renee Williams, the world's heaviest woman at 896 pounds, faces life-threatening health issues and a risky gastric bypass surgery that could change her life.
Nik Badminton investigates if pills could make us smarter in Silicon Valley's bio-hacking scene.
More than half of U.S. states, 29 out of 50, now allow the sale of marijuana for medical use, reflecting changing attitudes toward cannabis.
Opium, a powerful substance fueling a vast illegal trade, is examined through the perspectives of a Southeast Asian opium master, a UN officer, and those affected by addiction.
A once-celebrated animator, Ryan Larkin, now panhandles on the streets of Montreal while Chris Landreth gains recognition for his own animation work.
In Southeast Asia, opium production plays a crucial role in the heroin trade, as explored through the perspectives of an opium master and a UN drug enforcement officer.
On July 4, 1957, an inquest determined that Malcolm Lowry died from misadventure after consuming gin and barbiturate sleeping pills.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, a community of misfits, artists, and drug users operates a safe injection site to combat the fentanyl overdose crisis.
Diana Wright, diagnosed with terminal cancer and given eight months to live, seeks alternative treatments while advocating for herself and others in the healthcare system.
Connie Jackson, who once weighed 619 lbs, undergoes radical bariatric surgery and continues her transformation while inspiring other clinically obese women.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, a collective of artists and drug users operates a renegade safe injection site to combat the opioid crisis.
Amy Winehouse's life is chronicled through her rise to fame, struggles with addiction, and the impact of her music, particularly the acclaimed 'Back to Black' album.
Amy Winehouse's legacy is explored through her impactful music, tumultuous life, and the media frenzy surrounding her, featuring insights from family and industry experts.
Vancouver's Downtown Eastside reveals the harsh realities of homelessness, as one individual spends 31 days navigating its challenges, including addiction and illness.
A group of teenagers in the late 1960s are arrested at a marijuana party in the United States, expressing their views on cannabis use as they are taken away.
David Pratt, a war photographer, returns to Afghanistan after decades to revisit key locations like Kabul Zoo and reconnect with the Mujahideen.
In an English prison, a seven-month film project reveals the daily realities of staff and inmates, highlighting issues like drug abuse, violence, and mental health challenges.
Nearly 2 million addicts live in the UK, and ten of them join the London Symphony Orchestra for a concert aimed at overcoming their struggles with addiction.
Journalist Kate Thornton reflects on her battle with anorexia, which began at age 11, sharing her experiences to raise awareness and support others facing similar challenges.
Recent research highlights sugar's addictive properties and its detrimental effects on cognitive function and mental health, linking it to obesity and diabetes.
In Grimsby, devastated father Keith Vincent recounts the brutal murder of his son Adam by a notorious drugs gang, highlighting the tragic circumstances that led to it.
Zach Bowen, an ex-military man, kills bartender Addie Hall during a tumultuous relationship in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans.
A mother of two, Bec Rawlings, fights in the ring while also battling a violent relationship and a challenging childhood in Launceston.
Sergeant Bernie "Whistling" Smith patrols Vancouver's Eastside, providing support and friendship to the area's marginalized residents while enforcing the law.
Two former prisoners in Germany face challenges during their first year of freedom.
A woman in Columbus, Ohio, admits to using drugs an hour before being questioned by police officers while struggling on the street.
