S1.E9 ∙ Tractors

When 12-year-old Duke Bardwell first heard Elvis Presley's "Old Shep" on the radio in 1957 the course of his journey was forever changed. But there's danger in meeting one's hero and Duke learned that the hard way when 17 years later he landed his dream job playing bass for his childhood idol. The experience left Duke emotionally scarred and disillusioned with the music business. He wouldn't find peace until his tumultuous musical journey led to a serendipitous reunion with an obscure song that had been on a journey of its own.

Caroline Cram (Marian Seldes) finds herself in an analyst's office awkwardly and hesitantly groping for the truth about her hopelessness, fears, loneliness, and anxieties.

The cycle of life can be brutal..nature can be savage but, what animal is the most treacherous of all? Who caresses their friend in the morning and eats them a few hours later? Sometimes the most humane are the most brutal.

The story of Italian immigration to Canada, looking at the lives of five people who disembarked from a transatlantic ship at Pier 21 in Halifax more than fifty years ago.

Tomasa explores a unique family of women leading in a rural society.