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Over 80,000 musical instruments are maintained in a downtown Los Angeles warehouse for local public school students by craftspeople specializing in repairs.
Furries, a subculture characterized by anthropomorphic animal costumes and art, have evolved from niche communities into a significant aspect of modern culture.
Two young men in Newark, NJ, learn life lessons about responsibility and community from a Muslim casket maker and ritual body washer.
A young person prepares to travel from Chicago to New Orleans, advised to keep their bus ticket hidden and avoid talking to strangers.
Over 15,000 gang-related deaths have occurred in Los Angeles County in the past 20 years, marking a long history of violence between the Crips and Bloods.
Organizations worldwide are implementing innovative strategies that prioritize cooperation and community over profit to create a more equitable economy.
Interviewees discuss Alan Turing and the impact of Virtual Reality in video games.
Thirty to forty years after their initial rise, arcade bars are experiencing a resurgence, blending nostalgia with craft beer as owners adapt to new challenges.
2 million units of the NES were sold within a year of its 1983 release, marking a significant turning point for the company in the gaming industry.
On September 27, 1986, the Nintendo Entertainment System launched nationwide, reviving a video game market that had nearly collapsed just a few years earlier.
Flin Flon, a small Canadian mining town, thrives on its passionate support for the legendary junior hockey team, The Flin Flon Bombers.
By 2050, over one-third of the global population will live in slums, prompting innovative uses of gaming to engage communities in urban planning.
In Seoul, thousands of fans gather annually to watch the Pro League, where professional gamers like Lee Jae Dong compete in Starcraft tournaments.
Fortnite has maintained its popularity with over 125 million players and has become a significant force in the esports arena through numerous online tournaments.
Eighty-four teachers work at the Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre, with nearly half coming from the local First Nations community.
A thousand miles of levees were built along the Mississippi River to control flooding and manage the river's flow to the Gulf of Mexico.
Retro video game collecting has surged in popularity, with enthusiasts like James Rolfe and John Riggs showcasing rare finds and unique collections.
By 2050, over one-third of people on Earth will live in barrios, favelas, shanty towns, and slums, prompting new approaches to urban planning.
Samantha Blackmon, a professor and co-founder of the Not Your Mama's Gamer blog and podcast, joins Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, known as Dr. Nee, to explore the integration of culture in video game narratives while playing Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales.
Game designer Luke Peterschmidt and historian Denver Brunsman discuss the Constitution's relevance through the lens of game design principles.
The Saxon Pub in Austin, Texas, highlights 30 years of live music history, showcasing the challenges faced by musicians and venues in a rapidly growing city.
Gaming provides young gay people an outlet to be themselves, offering a forgiving space where they can express their identities freely.
Aboriginal communities in the Kimberley face cultural and social challenges as individuals like Gabriel, Peter, Felicity, and brothers Billy and Jordan navigate their identities.
The Mind Sports Olympiad showcases the intense competition among five decorated mental athletes vying for the Pentamind World Champion title across fifty disciplines.
Walter Day, a key figure in esports and star of King of Kong, faces a lawsuit while striving to record his rock-opera love songs inspired by arcade nostalgia.
Japan's video game industry, once a global leader, faces challenges in reclaiming its status amid competition and restrictive laws, despite successes like Nintendo's Animal Crossing.
Wind power service engineers perform maintenance and repairs on turbines approximately 100 meters above ground, requiring both climbing skills and craftsmanship.
A 50-piece orchestra reinterprets classic tracks by Dave Lowe, a composer known for his work on iconic video games like "After Burner" and "Starglider."
The Mythbusters test if third-person perspective improves accuracy over first-person views.
A 700-pound water heater becomes a steam-powered missile after a quake and causes significant damage to an RV in a test of real-life physics.
Mythbusters tests if third-person perspective improves real-life shooting skills.
In a highwire obstacle challenge and bazooka shooting test, Mythbusters evaluates if real-life skills can match video game mechanics under real-world conditions.
David Heist attacks Joanna's boyfriend Matthew in Nottingham after months of obsession.
South Africa's youth find ultimate adrenaline in dangerous train surfing despite its risks.
In April 2022, a hack on the Ronin network resulted in the loss of over $600 million in cryptocurrency, marking the largest hack of its kind.
Forty-five million unique viewers watch esports each month on Twitch, marking a significant shift in the gaming industry's mainstream appeal.
Retail investors on Reddit's WallStreetBets challenge hedge funds over GameStop stock.
18 months on the frontline in Iraq reveal the stark contrast between soldiers raised on video games and the gritty reality of combat.
Ten classified documents about the war in Ukraine were leaked on a Minecraft Discord server, leading to the arrest of a 21-year-old guardsman.
Over two-thirds of individuals involved in planning attacks since 2023 are under the age of 21, according to the Directorate General for Internal Security in France.
Players of Axie Infinity report earning enough cryptocurrency to move from huts into houses, raising questions about the game's economic impact.
Wired reveals South Korea's gaming addiction and North Korea's cyber warfare tactics.
Phil Hammond uses bare knuckle fighting as therapy at Spartan Bare Knuckle Fight Club.
OpenAI's AI competes in The International, a major eSports tournament, against top players.
A group finished an escape room in 38 minutes, breaking the previous record by utilizing ten strategic tips from expert Scott Nicholson.
Five arcade games are identified as scams, with an average payout rate of just 20 cents for every dollar spent, often targeting children.
The video reflects on nostalgia for Tetris and the Game Boy, questioning how the micro is made.
134 million people now watch competitive gaming online, with tournament prize winnings surpassing those in many traditional sports.
