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With the debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami drifting on ocean currents across the Pacific, a small group of skilled sea-kayakers set out to document the flotsam as it began to come ashore along the remote Washington coast. The team is composed of three experienced professional guides, each having a multi-year resume including multiple trips and expeditions to remote coastal environments. Ken Campbell has authored several books on Pacific Northwest kayaking and is a frequent contributor to print and on-line magazines on subjects relating to the outdoors and the environment. Jason Goldstein began his kayaking career in New Zealand and works as a cartographer and GIS specialist. Steve Weileman a photographer and former guide, has experience in Newfoundland, Alaska and coastal British Columbia.

Mad dictators, trigger-happy mobs, archaic blood feuds - this pretty much sums up what Western Europeans know about Albania. But reality in this long forgotten Balkan country is much more complex and multilayered. SHQIPERIA - NOTES FROM ALBANIA offers a flow of stories from and about Albania, displaying the country in its true diversity, unspeculatively illuminating its conflicts and discovering this blank spot on the map of Europe in all its contradictions.

After Rabbi Nesenoff and Adam Nesenoff interviewed Helen Thomas at the White House, causing an international news story, they continued asking questions across the United States. As they drove westbound they interviewed the '(wo)man on the street', the famous and the infamous.

Two years after the January 12 2010 earthquake and billions of dollars of donations by the international community, still over One million people live in tent cities of Port-Au-Prince, Leogane and other cities of Haiti. Haiti: Children Of Heaven is a journey in to the lives of the people of tent cities and slums of Haiti after the quake, cholera epidemic, the political chaos. Also the role of the international community, United Nations and its peace keeping mission in Haiti.

Deserted Diggers chronicles a group of Uighurs who live in man-made caves under the remote Junngar Basin desert floor, as they illegally mine petrified wood. Due to cultural and geographical obstacles, Uighurs, a Muslim ethnic group who speak a Turkish language, have been left out of China's economic boom. For these Uighurs, petrified wood might be their best chance for a better life.

Jonny and Richard drive the streets of London in a 007-spec Land Rover Defender trying to check off as many cars from Bond movies as possible as they make their way to the 'No Time To Die' premiere. Along the way they take in an actual Bond filming location, find the house that inspired a classic Ian Fleming baddie, and attempt to perfect a Daniel Craig walk.