Episode list

A protestor, an isolator and a searcher, redefine their own sense of environment, as demonstrations fill the streets. A dialogue-free documentary, set against the political climate of Brazil during the years 2014 - 2016.

The Paladins chronicles the success of six companies in the United States and the United Kingdom. While the individual businesses may be very different, they share one notable trait, the organizations each had a champion, a Paladin, who inspired the change which elevated the business to another level, allowing them to flourish in these trying economic times. "With The Paladins, we wanted to put a face on corporate success," said Dena Hysell, writer and director of the film. "As we explored the story behind each of these businesses, it was clear that there was always an individual who was the catalyst for change. We wanted to tell that story and show how strong organizations embrace change by encouraging innovation.'

Academic freedom vs. religious conservatism: How one small town university professor battles social norms and challenges students to think outside the box.

Not since before Roe v. Wade has access to choice encountered so many hurdles across so many US states. 2011 and 2012 saw a record-breaking number of abortion restrictions passed throughout the country. One of the states that led the charge was Virginia. With Virginia legislators attempting to pass everything from a Personhood amendment to transvaginal ultrasounds, Virginia quickly became ground zero in the fight for a woman's right to choose. Political Bodies documents the 3 pieces of legislation surrounding the debate, the legislators involved and the swift response from the women of Virginia. The film explores what happens when citizens fight for their reproductive rights and the determination it takes to stand up to one's government. Featured interviews from pro-choice activists including Shelley Abrams, Molly Vick, Tarina Keene and Rosemary Codding; pro-choice political figures including Katherine Waddell, Janet Howell, Jim Edmondson, David Englin; and pro-life politicians and activists Victoria Cobb and Bob Marshall. This film shows audiences the fearlessness and determination it takes to stand up for one's autonomy.

The 2014 Liberia Ebola crisis re-examimed.