S3.E3 ∙ Episode #3.3

Most of us know that, in 2014, Brazil held one of the biggest sport events of the earth: the FIFA World Cup. What fewer people know is that, few months before that, another World cup was held there: The Street Child World Cup. 230 boys and girls aged between 12 to 16 years, from 19 different countries and from very complicated social environments, gathered in the beautiful and vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro to play football, meet and have fun. Zebras show the journey of the kids of the Argentinian National Soccer Team and the amazing experience they lived a world away from their homes, trying achieve their hopes and dreams while facing their limitations and fears.

Declared wards of the state, Native Americans were promised housing, education and health care in numerous treaties with the US Government. Like so many other federal promises, these too have not been met. The budget shortfall to the Indian Health Service continues to be about 45 percent. Add to this the generational trauma of subjugation, reservations, boarding schools and alienation, their health and their health care is in a critical state.

People from all over the world unite for peace in these trying times.

Embark on a journey through history and across the Southwest to rediscover the endearing and unusual Texas Horned Lizard.

4 Days in a Muslim Camp with Muslim youth.

Music is a universal language, producing, composing and singing is a big challenge that needs lots of struggle and work. but the difficulties change between a country and another depending on their view and acceptance for music and art in general. In the hottest place on earth (Kuwait) , we will follow retail employees, lawyers, journalists and many other young men and women that try to swim against the stream and be part of the world of music.