S2.E1 ∙ Rhythm of the Bay

In 1924 eight men travelled from rural South Australia to Paris for the race of their lives.

Shot during the opening stages of the First Gulf War, Kerr's "Cruel Rhythm" revisits the American desert for a cinematic tone poem in the vein of 'The Last Days of Contrition' A canopy of sound bites of media coverage on the build

In the early 90s, Joseph Bickell decided that he was going to legalize marijuana by any means necessary. Taking action, he would go on to change his name to Chief Wana Dubie, secede his property from the United States, declare war against America, and ultimately plant a field of marijuana in protest to the War on Drugs.

This program provides a detailed look at the USS Missouri's construction, operation and changing weapons weapons systems with its historical impact as a back drop. The program includes film footage and reactions to the Japanese surrender ceremony in 1945 and other key events in which the Big Mo participated