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Andrew Rodgers is a professional musician from St. John's, NL. As a songwriter, he is always on the hunt for new and interesting stories to write about. After discovering a remarkable story in his own family, Andrew travels to Fair Haven, NL to talk to his Great Grandmother, Joan Masters, who is a war bride originally from the London area of Great Britain. She lived through WWII, met Andrew's Great Grandfather, Sam Masters, during his service in WWII, and together they travelled back to Sam's hometown of Fair Haven, NL to begin a new life after the war.
Exarchia, Athens. A place of left utopias and a fiercely contested site of gentrification. For the Iranian activist Abtin, the political struggle becomes a threat to his own freedom.
During a call with her best friend, a young woman vents about her increasingly bizarre roommate and the mental toll it's taking on her.
When Jake begins noticing something unnatural in the darkness during a sleepover, his friend Damien refuses to believe him, leaving Jake alone with a growing sense that something is terribly wrong.
The memory of an Afro-Chilean family is permeated by the memory of Rosa Corvacho (1921-2011), their grandmother and matriarch, awakening in them a process of regression, where the bodies, voices and family gestures reactivate the denied history of Black Chile, such as Chileanization, the whitening policies of the north of the country and how these families lived in the daily life of the 20th century.
Charlotte Wells drops into the YWCA of the Greater Capital Region to visit Paula Spiro, a legendary drummer and drum teacher (whose former students include Luscious Jackson drummer and original Beastie Boy Kate Schellenbach). Having left New York in 2024, the elderly Spiro recalls her life in the city with wonderment and an unerring sense of rhythm, in a tribute to the artists and queer elders being pushed out of the place they shaped.
A group of dedicated ghost hunters are dismayed when their desperate attempt to summon ghosts goes wrong, and all they encounter are aliens.
Anirban Dasgupta, Shreeja Chaturvedi and Rahul Subramanian with host Gursimran Khamba open Season 2 with questions on a goat shortage in Kashmir, camel passports in Saudi Arabia and waiters dressed like lawyers, then face a blindfolded round of guessing fictional characters.
A documentary chronicling the history and final days of the Crayola House, a legendary DIY punk venue in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Through archival footage, live performances, and interviews with musicians, artists, and former residents, the film captures the spirit of a community built on music, creativity, and collective resistance as it faces displacement and the end of an era.
Coming up on the one year anniversary of her grandmother's passing, Taloa, a young, mixed-Choctaw woman, is still deep in the throes of grief. One night, a mysterious man steps in to help.
A rebellious teenager falls dangerously in love with an older boy, leading her down a path that could change her life forever.
A pop-infused dive into Japan's love of packaging―and how it might hold the key to escaping a plastic-wrapped future.
Livorno, summer 1984. Three sculpted heads emerge from the water. The art world hails them as authentic works by Modigliani. The only problem is: they are fakes. This is the incredible story of a hoax that spiraled out of control. The story of a fraud. The story of a death under circumstances that were never fully explained. One of the greatest art scandals of all time. One of the most intricate mysteries in the history of art—and, at the same time, a crystal-clear example of how a beautiful lie can always overpower, and be preferred to, any reality.