We need to talk about radical climate protests
Climate change has become a hot button issue in recent years, and it’s no surprise why. From extreme...
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USA: What Happened to the Hippies?
Boulder, Colorado, une ville de 100 000 habitants, est depuis longtemps connue pour son implication dans les...
Children of the Decree
The documentary "New Romanian Man" explores the oppressive and damaging policies implemented by Romania's...
The Secrets of Sugar
Sugar has been a staple in the diets of many cultures worldwide. Its sweet taste and comforting qualities...
Borneo Death Blow
The Penan are an indigenous tribe of nomadic hunter-gatherers living in the remote jungles of Borneo,...
Bluebird Man
Al Larson, a 94-year-old man from Daggett Creek, Idaho, is a remarkable example of the power of commitment...
Black 14
In the inspiring documentary "Evolution of a Cowboy", director Darius Clark Monroe sheds light on an...
Niki De Saint Phalle – The story of a free woman
Niki De Saint Phalle is a revolutionary figure in the art world. Born in 1930, she dedicated her life to...
Oakland Police: Inside America’s Crime Capital | Full Documentary
For many decades, Oakland has been known for its poverty and high crime rates. Situated across the bay from...
Meltdown in the Himalayas – The politics of climate change
A staggering 250,000 deaths are projected by 2050 due to climate change, warns the World Health...
Europe’s toughest dogsled race
The Finnmarksløpet: a grueling test of endurance that separates the best mushers from the rest. For the...
Hong Kong: Free press in peril
The silence of Hong Kong's media outlets is deafening after the government's seizure of "Apple Daily's"...
Deadly Roads | Afghanistan, South Africa & India
There are few things that test human resilience quite like surviving a bumpy ride through rough terrain,...
World’s Biggest Airplane Junkyard & Living in a Graveyard | Mystery Places
In Mystery Places, the documentary series takes viewers on a journey around the world to explore some of the...
Evolution of Life On Other Planets: Even the Gods Have Gods
The documentary Life from Other Planets explores the fascinatingorigins of life on Earth and its potential...
Evolution of Bodybuilding
Bodybuilding has a long and storied tradition of self-improvement, from body image to self-confidence to an...
Two Wigs, a Gun and a Murder Part 2 | Full Episode
For more than 30 years, 48 Hours has been the go-to source for investigative journalism that digs deep into...
Trump: Let’s Tweet Again
The United States has long been the leader in global affairs, and it has employed diplomacy as a tool to...
Dirty Games: The Dark Side of Sports | FIFA Corruption
Join award-winning investigative journalist, Benjamin Best, and an international cast of protagonists for an...
The real reason Germans won’t stop speeding
Germany is currently the lone holdout of rich countries that continues to not have a speed limit on its...
Haiti: Doctors at the Heart of Chaos
L'assassinat du président Jovnel Moïse en juillet 2021 a provoqué une onde de choc dans toute la nation...
Bill Moyers Journal: Buying the War
In 2003, the White House successfully sold a story to the media that would result in a march to war....
Being Caribou
Karsten Heuer and Leanne Allison, a dedicated environmentalist couple, set out on an incredible journey to...
With the Tsaatans and their reindeers – The Lords of the Animals
The Tsaatans, also known as the Reindeer Herders of the North, is a small indigenous people living in the...
Hartheim: the Nazi Castle of Horror
Hartheim Castle in Austria was once a centre for those with physical or mental disabilities. However, from...
HOW IT WORKS | Bicycle locks, Tea lights, Avocado harvest, Wrapping paper | Episode 23
Looking for an exciting documentary that explores unexpected connections between everyday items? You might...
Deadliest Roads | Papua New Guinea
The rugged Highlands of Papua New Guinea are home to some of the most challenging driving routes in the...
Evolution: The Minds Big Bang
Humans have long been the dominant species on our planet. We have achieved remarkable feats of technological...
Chemistry: A Volatile History
Chemistry has been a captivating subject of study for centuries, and now you can find out why with the new...
The Chemistry of Almost Everything
Chemistry is a fundamental force in the universe that affects us all - from the food we eat to the air we...
Meet Germany’s first robot lecturer
In the age of artificial intelligence, students at German University have a new teaching assistant who is...
How dangerous are microplastics?
From snow-capped mountains to the depths of the ocean, microplastics are omnipresent. Created by modern...
No fish, no future – the disappearing lake
Lake Balkhash, a once-pristine body of water in southeastern Kazakhstan, is shrinking at an alarming rate....
Medicine from the jungle – Rainforest pharmacy
Bonobo apes have astonishing knowledge of rainforest plant medicine that could benefit humanity. However,...
Billions in Change
Manoj Bhargava, the billionaire CEO of 5-Hour Energy drinks, is taking drastic steps to improve the world we...
The Widow on Solway Road | Full Episode
Since its premiere in 1988, "48 Hours" has presented viewers with gripping and compelling stories of crime...
Back to Eden
The documentary Back to Eden focuses on the inspiring journey of Paul Gautschi, who has devoted his life to...
Cholera in Malawi
The global cholera epidemic is a major cause for concern, with 30 countries around the world struggling to...
Family Arsenal: Gun Culture in the USA
In the United States, nine children die every day due to gun violence. Whether in tragic accidents at home...
Climate damage: How and why rich countries should pay up
The world's richest countries are responsible for the majority of the planet's warming, and yet they remain...