The U.S. wild horse population is soaring, creating an ecological disaster across the American West and dividing ranchers, horse advocates, and government agencies over what to do about it.
New technology, wave science, and a passion for surfing is helping people catch waves far away from any ocean. In Real Life shows how the sport is evolving and thriving in unexpected places, from a wave park in central Texas to river surfing in Ohio.
LGBTQ+ students and their families navigate uncertainty under Florida's so-called "Don't Say Gay" law, concerned that talking openly about their identity could lead to consequences in the classroom and in the courts.
Less than 10% of plastic waste ends up recycled, and studies show much of what does go in the recycling bin can actually end up in landfills. In Real Life explores how we can plug the gaps in the global recycling system and travel to Malaysia to see the real impact of the world's un-recycled waste.
As the U.S. government tries to recruit more women into the trucking industry, many women drivers say they've been raped and attacked by their co-workers while on the road. In Real Life, along with The Center for Public Integrity, investigate.
