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Steve Moby Leitch swims the treacherous Molokai Channel in Hawaii, overcoming personal struggles with addiction and loss to inspire others.
Eddie Jordan mentors eight young men in car crime, aiming for redemption through racing.
Four women, known as the Colored Girls, discuss their political careers and the challenges they faced while shaping U.S. politics.
Two young women share a room while working in a dress factory, but their friendship becomes strained as they confront their differences.
Jae Tracy, a fine art painter in Hawaii, seeks inspiration from renowned artists while exploring the impact of her work on the local art community.
At 87 years old, artist Hank Virgona continues to commute to his studio six days a week, creating art despite facing health challenges and financial struggles.
Five thousand dollars is the starting bid for a combine during an auction led by Dale Menzak, who also works as a part-time undertaker.
Tamara Segura returns to Cuba to confront her father's alcoholism and the enduring effects of the Cuban Revolution on her family and community.
Bernard Lafayette reflects on the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and emphasizes the ongoing relevance of nonviolence in contemporary social justice movements.
Young Israeli soldiers navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life after combat, focusing on resilience, community, and personal growth.
Katy Sullivan runs the 100 meters in 17.68 seconds, aiming for a spot on the USA Paralympic team while planning her wedding to comedian Jay Cramer.
Advances in canine cancer treatment are highlighted alongside the enduring bond between humans and dogs in this exploration of veterinary innovations.
Francisco Graupera reflects on his life and the realities of living under communism in Cuba, challenging common misconceptions about the Revolution.
A Texas couple shares their home with a 1,000-kilo bison, highlighting the diverse and unconventional lifestyles of extraordinary families worldwide.
James Payton, a British actor known for roles in Harry Potter and Captain America, reflects on fame and success over a year in the competitive film industry.
Seven mothers share their experiences and challenges with motherhood, questioning societal expectations and personal definitions of being a good mother.
Five Indigenous women discuss their careers and the influence of their culture, including the legacy of residential schools, on their identities.
Hypochondria is explored through personal stories and expert insights, revealing the emotional struggles and misconceptions surrounding health anxiety.
Marian Wright Edelman reflects on her experiences with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the impact of faith on his leadership during the civil rights movement.
Four "Super Senior" tennis players-Leonid, Etty, King, and John-compete at the International Tennis Federation Senior World Championship.
Victor Pineda, an urban planner and activist, reflects on the meaning of life while confined to his room during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Pumps, a 1990s rock band, reflect on their evolution and challenges in the music industry, featuring performances and insights from members Chris Burke-Gaffney and Terry Norman Taylor.
A young athlete in the United States faces severe injuries from a hit-and-run incident, challenging her aspirations of playing college basketball.
More than 13 million people in the U.S. use sleeping pills, making them the top prescription drug after birth control.
Jonathan Lerman, a 14-year-old artist, completed a race with his father, finishing second to last after taking their time on the course.
Living Room hospice in Kenya has 24 beds and serves patients who often cannot afford to travel for treatment in a struggling healthcare system.
Lillian and Jette climb a mountain in Switzerland to confront the painful memories of Jette's childhood sexual abuse by her stepfather and their strained relationship.
Alaskan dog musher Jeff Hemann prepares for the Alaskan Excursions Sled Dog Race while relocating his family to a remote cabin in the Alaskan bush.
Kaila Elsayegh, an 11-year-old golf prodigy and mathematician, achieves success in US Kids Golf and prestigious tournaments through her strategic approach to the sport.
Florence Keane, Australia's top psychic and winner of the Australian Psychic of the Year award, navigates her professional life and the societal role of psychics in addressing loss and grief.
Ron Taylor, the last member of a religious sect that believed in surviving the apocalypse and achieving immortality, shares his experiences and reflections.
In South London, Roosters Spot serves as a bustling fried chicken shop where diverse customers and dedicated staff, including 21-year-old Imran, interact daily.
A diverse group of women share their experiences with mid-life and menopause, challenging societal myths through personal stories and workplace insights.
Jason DaSilva, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, documents his experiences as a father to his son, Jase, while managing his condition.
A man receives a second heart to survive, alongside stories of children with rare conditions and individuals overcoming life-altering accidents.
Psychotherapy is often misunderstood as a treatment only for the 'crazy,' yet personal accounts and statistics reveal its effectiveness in addressing mental health challenges.
In South London, Roosters chicken shop serves as a bustling hub for nightlife, where staff navigate the challenges of a busy Saturday night on Clapham High Street.
Harrison Ford's illustrious six-decade career in Hollywood has been marked by significant financial successes and personal challenges, including a contentious divorce without a prenup.
Hubert Davis reflects on the impact of his father Mel Davis's choices as a former Harlem Globetrotter on his family through personal interviews and archival footage.
In the rainforest of Papua New Guinea, the Kaluli tribe honors the memory of Papa Minoa through traditional fire dances and rituals, as documented by photographer Marc Dozier.
A mother’s broken-down car saves her daughter’s life, while a trucker hears a distress call on an off radio and a priest receives a life-changing call from a payphone.
A vocational rehabilitation counselor manages a caseload of approximately 60 clients, assisting them in returning to employment despite various disabilities.
Five BIPOC poets, including former U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, share their backgrounds and artistic practices in a series directed by Rafael Flores.
Vija Vetra, an influential Latvian dancer and choreographer, reflects on her extensive career and lasting contributions to the global dance community at age 84.
Stella, nearly 104 years old, and a group of seniors aged 75 to 105 share their vibrant lives, exploring the meaning of aging in modern society through humor and storytelling.
In Germany, one in eight women faces a breast cancer diagnosis, confronting significant physical and psychological challenges throughout their treatment and recovery.
Three young men from Switzerland and Australia cycle through Turkey and Central Asia's mountainous regions, exploring cross-cultural encounters along the way.
Guor Maker, a South Sudanese refugee, strives to become his country's first Olympic athlete by competing in the marathon, highlighting the resilience of displaced individuals.
