S3.E13 ∙ H2O! Water Rendering: Wave Race 64, Quake, Duke Nukem 3D + Many More!: Part 2

Sincere and non-biased;spiritually uplifting and transforming in a most positive and genuine way. This video explores the relationship between art, the Sacred, and the path of the way of peaceful action.

Let Them Be Kids is a grassroots documentary by first time film maker Gina Lopez Hill. It tells the inspirational story of 5 Canadian Communities and their efforts to build a playground for their children. It follows each of the five communities as they go through the trials and tribulations of fund raising, gathering volunteers, and all that comes with trying to do what others have been unable to accomplish. In the end they learn that it was never really about a playground, but about building a sense of Community and inspiring hope in others.

An inside view of the World Eskimo Indian Olympics, guided by esteemed Alaska Native athlete, Carol Pickett. Played since time immemorial, we witness the challenge of these traditional sports, and the effort being made to pass the embedded knowledge of the games down to future generations.

A competition which awards scholarships to young women from the 50 states plus the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. The winner of the national pageant is awarded the title of 'Miss America' for one year.

The documentary follows percussionist and former Third World Band drummer, William Stewart, as he works with musically inexperienced children from inner cities to bring out their natural musical talents. It showcases the creation of harmony, promotes the restorative power of the arts and, most importantly, empowers youth through music. The film takes the viewer on a historical, geographical and musical litany of rhythms captured on camera.