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Patricia Garner navigates the complexities of middle age and shifting social values while reflecting on her family role in this documentary.
A 48-minute program discusses how departing presidents have signed book deals since the early days of the republic, revealing insights into their lives.
Life on the road is explored through luxurious million-dollar motorhomes and innovative DIY self-builds, showcasing the diverse experiences of full-time travelers.
Two women, Kara Wilson and Jennifer McMahon, train for a 50-mile ultramarathon, inspiring their community and highlighting the importance of perseverance and support.
George Gubko, a dedicated Santa Claus, shares his experiences and the joy he brings to others throughout the year in this insightful portrait.
2010 is described as a hangover year after pouring heart, soul, and finances into the failed endeavors of 2009.
Chuck Robb recounts his life from Marine service in Vietnam to his political career in Virginia and the U.S. Senate, alongside insights from historian Michael Beschloss.
William Gee Wong began his family history project in 2011 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his father's arrival in America in 1912.
Stephen Reid, a former bank robber, reflects on his 18-year prison sentence and the choices that led him to a life of crime.
A small town grapples with the lasting impact of teenage suicides in the late 1990s as a former resident revisits memories and shared grief.
Rosa Parks was arrested on December 5, 1955, for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in Montgomery, Alabama.
Four athletes reflect on their experiences competing in the 1976 Olympics, exploring the value of their efforts despite not winning medals.
Sam Solasz, a Holocaust survivor, leveraged his entrepreneurial skills to build a $100 million business as a tribute to those who perished during the Nazi regime.
Gordon Parks created powerful images that connected the portrayal of Black Americans to their treatment in society, influencing generations of artists.
In 2015, a stowaway from Johannesburg fell from a plane into London, prompting an investigation into the perilous migration attempts of individuals like Carlito Valet and survivor Justin.
A classroom in Dublin features a "Magic Chair" where children engage in creative activities and build self-confidence through storytelling and humor.
Adoption involves the bringing into a family of a child that is not biologically theirs, offering a different way of making a family.
Xernona Clayton reflects on her close friendship with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., sharing personal memories and insights from their time together in the Civil Rights Movement.
Kelley Lee, a 60-year-old Chinese-Canadian ice hockey player, prepares to compete for Team BC at the Canada 55 Plus Games in Kamloops, British Columbia.
Renowned pet psychic Beth Lee-Crowther travels across the UK to communicate with animals and answer their owners' pressing questions.
Victor D’Altorio, facing chronic pain and contemplating suicide, shares his final months with friends and students as they produce his play and reflect on his life.
Kurt, who lost his job four years ago, cares for his mother Elizabeth, who has Alzheimer's and congestive heart failure, relying on savings and her pension.
Toronto's Distress Centre provides crucial support to individuals at risk of suicide, featuring volunteers like Sophia and the experiences of grieving mother Sandi.
Crestone, Colorado, hosts numerous spiritual groups, including the Manitou Foundation, which aims to unite mystical traditions from around the world.
Thousands of Palestinians gathered on the Gaza Strip's border with Israel as Amman became a hub for migrants from various countries seeking refuge.
Allison undergoes a groundbreaking surgery to turn her foot backward in a bid to save her leg, alongside other remarkable medical cases featured in Season 2 Episode 1 of Medical Incredible.
From June 18 to 20, the National Archives Museum will host an interactive performance featuring Playback Theater, where audience members share personal stories about freedom.
Sean Penn's tumultuous rise to fame, marked by a volatile marriage to Madonna and conflicts with the media, ultimately led to his transformation into an Oscar-winning actor and humanitarian.
Gloria Steinem reflects on her complex relationship with Betty Friedan, the rise of anti-feminist Phyllis Schlafly, and the contributions of Bella Abzug to the women's movement.
Pat Schulz, a prominent Toronto feminist and labor activist, is honored for her pivotal role in advancing women's rights, including equal pay and childcare access.
Florence Burnier-Bauer recounts her experiences of lifelong abuse, exploitation, and a descent into crime, ultimately becoming a sexual prisoner of a European counterculture icon.
New York City's street booksellers share their lives, loves, and unique perspectives in a gritty exploration of their vibrant underground community.
Nearly 100,000 homeless men, women, and children live in Los Angeles, where some create fine art despite the challenges of Skid Row.
The Mau Mau Rebellion of the 1950s is revisited through the lens of Donald McWilliams, a former British soldier reflecting on his experiences in Kenya.
Three young girls, Kayleigh, Amber, and Jenna, navigate life and death in the digital age, highlighting issues of online bullying, illness, and viral fame.
World-renowned functional medicine expert Dr. Jill Carnahan shares her personal experiences with chronic illness and trauma while exploring true healing alongside individuals like Ryan Sutter and Jamie Lynn Bailey.
A passenger train has not left the small town in 20 years, leaving residents to reflect on their choices and the lives they might have led.
In 1992, an Iranian student named Habib committed suicide outside a small Ontario town after escaping the Ayatollah's regime in Iran.
In California's Slab City, a squatter community in the Sonoran Desert, residents gather at Rob's cafe to embrace their off-grid lifestyle and freedom.
About 90% of the inmates participating in the rehabilitation program have never been around a horse before they begin taming wild mustangs.
In Texas, a father and son handle deadly rattlesnakes as part of their extraordinary family life, alongside a circus duo and a storm-chasing boy.
After more than 48 hours in transit, actress Babz Chula arrives in Kerala, India, seeking treatment from an Ayurvedic healer amid her battle with cancer.
Maddie Caballo recounts her childhood experiences of severe abuse, including being starved and tortured by her own family and community.
Alana and Lori, two LGBT women, form a life-changing bond through a dating app, leading to Lori donating a kidney to Alana after discovering she is a match.
A husband and wife team uses body paint to transform an athlete into a painted warrior for obstacle races, blending art with competition.
A recent high school graduate must choose between a summer tour of Canada and his parents' expectations for a college education in chemistry.
Pete Seeger reflects on his pivotal role in launching the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater project, aimed at cleaning up New York's Hudson River through grassroots activism.
In the Arab Marsh Rushes of Iraq, the struggles of the Marsh Arabs under Saddam Hussein's regime are highlighted through expert insights and unique artistic perspectives.
