A look at the rising impact of global warming on Alaska, where communities face being lost underwater as the ice recedes.

97 year old Hal Lasko spends ten hours a day moving pixels around his computer paintings. His work is a collision of pointillism and 8-Bit art.

In the community of Zapotec indigenous people, it’s generally understood that there are muxes. They are born men, raised as women, and live as women all their lives.

400 entrepreneurs gathered in Seattle’s largest film production studio to share why they work long hours, for low pay, facing great uncertainty.

Marcus Daly’s, handcrafted wooden coffins are an economical and environmentally friendly burial alternative to metal.

We travel to Ciudad Juarez to meet the journalists who cover politics and crime for the Diario de Juarez. All of them are women and they have covered more crimes […]

Asian Gangs is short comedic documentary about Lewis finding out his real roots.

We go inside a recycling plant and a bottle factory to see the technology that turns used glass into new bottles.

In the US more and more children are defining themselves as transgender, throwing up a number of complex questions. Following first-grader Coy Mathis, this report investigates the world of transgender […]

A journey through New York City reveals what it means to be truly food insecure in the land of plenty.

A documentary about prescription drug abuse and the pain clinics in South Florida that have become the source of a black market trade in pills.

From the icy wastelands of North Dakota, an energy revolution is transforming global politics. Shale gas has made the US gas-independent, but at what cost to the environment, Europe and […]

The film heads to Denver–ground zero for cannabis legalization, and home to a booming tech sector in what could be called the Silicon Valley of weed–to inhale the newest high-tech […]