S1.E3 ∙ The Vipers' Nest

An American couple went to Ethiopia after their honeymoon to run a hospital. The plan: Three months in Ethiopia, then back to the USA to get "real" jobs. The reality: Three years of adventure, culture, and unexpected love.

The Bloodlines Video Diary Project is a one hour documentary co-directed by two 8th grade children. Ebony Graves, 13, and Dennis Midiri , 14, each filmed video diaries over one school year chronicling their lives in inner city Philadelphia. Dennis, who lives in the working class neighborhood of Port Richmond, lives with his mother and two sisters. He attends a disciplinary public school and is isolated from his classmates and peers due to emotional and learning differences. Ebony Graves attends a small Catholic School in North Philadelphia, and lives with her mother and grandmother. Each child creates intimate and powerful family narratives about their transition from 8th grade to high school.

If you could change the world, would you? In this hour-long documentary activists, authors, healers, mystics, ecstatic dancers, educators and others share their visions of how we create a more peaceful experience on planet Earth. A message that we heard repeatedly as we spoke with these inspiring people was, 'Peace begins with me.' The powerful energy of peace is generated in the heart of the individual and radiated outward into the world. Others are drawn to this higher vibration and in this way, one soul at a time, we erase the habits of millennia and contribute to the spiritual evolution of humankind.

Sally from Supernytt brings thirteen brave young people, both with and without disabilities, to take over the ship Christian Radich.

In 2001, Bancroft piloted an initiative program enabled to create subtle, exciting works of art through a system developed by Artistic Realization Technologies (A.R.T.). The system makes it possible for medically disabled and mentally fragile people access to painting, photography, music and sculpture. The documentary follows three students involved with the program behind closed doors at the Bancroft School at Voorhees Pediatric Facility.