This documentary series follows researchers and scientists as they tackle unanswered questions about life and the cosmos.

The Children of Odin is a collection of Norse sagas retold by author Padraic Colum and read aloud as a free audiobook by Elizabeth Klett.

This is the story of how Keith Jones was scammed and how he then traced the scammers to Thailand... and then paid them a visit.

Secrets of Underground London charts over 2,000 years of subterranean London history, uncovering Roman remains and much more.

A fourth-grade class in a primary school in Kanazawa, northwest of Tokyo, learn lessons about compassion from their homeroom teacher, Toshiro Kanamori.

This is the story about the disappearance of a 13-year-old boy who vanished in the USA and seemingly reappeared three years later in Spain. Or did he?

Film director Brian Springer's SPIN takes us through a surreal exposé of media-constructed reality and reveals how U.S. media personalities' manufacture the news for their viewers.

The Strange New Science of Chaos examines how the universe is being redefined and how even chaos has certain rules of order.

The director of Halden prison, Norway's most humane prison, visits american prisons trying to encourage to change the ways of rehabilitation in prison.

Nature tech follows our quest to understand and utilize nature technology, so we might apply these winning designs of evolution in a new, human context.

Where does mathematics get its power? The Great Math Mystery explores math and its many discoveries across the ages.

Dan Vernon journeys into the heart of America's most notorious supremacist group: The Traditionalist American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.

This 5-part documentary series investigates how our ancestors beat the odds and spread from continent to continent and what the secret to their success was.

Guided by narrator David Attenborough, this documentary sets out to explore the deep oceans and film the giant squid in its natural habitat 1000 meters beneath the sea.

Mark Miodowni reveals the magical properties of the extraordinary materials we use for high-end technology, and finds out what we can do to save them.

66 million years ago dinosaurs went extinct and a new species took over: The mammals. Life After Dinosaurs details the journey and life of the mammals since 160 million years ago until today.

Meet Hugh, a man who's fascination and obsessiveness with the number 12 has become so extreme it's causing his life to be filled with problems.

Lucy Worsley and Helen Castor tell the real-life stories behind one of the world's grandest buildings, The Real Versailles.

When billions of dollars are at stake, just how far are corporations willing to go to protect their bottom line? This is a film about a US-owned gold mining corporation in Peru destroying the environment versus the people trying to preserve it.

This podcast looks at the world’s first customer service complaint, a clay tablet from the city of Ur in ancient Mesopotamia - nearly 4,000 years old.