S1.E2 ∙ Master the Eagle

On May 6, 2015, over sixty camera crews spread across Canada filmed over a twenty-four hour period on different aspects of the Canadian health care system. Canada is only one of the few countries in the world where health care is considered a right for all its citizens. If health care is being provided in a locale, whether it be a hospital, a medical clinic, an ambulance, a home or anywhere else, the cameras are there. Not only are the broader aspects of the Canadian health care system presented, but also the intimate stories of the professional practitioners, the patients, the non-paid caregivers and others who provide support. These stories are presented as only one in a number of similar such cases that occur in Canada on a day to day, month to month and year to year basis.

The most amazing beach homes from around the world are profiled.

"People Not Property: Stories of Slavery in the Colonial North" is an interactive documentary presented by Historic Hudson Valley, a not-for-profit, educational organization that has been committed to telling the story of slavery in the colonial North for decades. Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, 25 short documentaries, reenactments, and animations mix with interactive online features to tell the history and scale of Northern slavery through the often-overlooked stories of enslaved individuals who lived and labored there. This personalized narrative of the past, told by scholars, educators, historic site interpreters, artists, and performers, connects with issues of race in America today. Designed for a broad range of viewers, from students and teachers to the general public, this content-rich educational website tells the neglected story in a fact-based yet heartfelt way. Viewers may engage at different levels and deep dive into topics by watching videos, exploring interactive documents, reading, and answering critical thinking prompts.

Eddie, a transient (homeless man) with hopes of becoming "big-time", walks the streets of Los Angeles, California and speaks about his dreams of making it big in show business--as well as surviving the dangers of being homeless

Extraordinary Dogs explores the wonderful and often astonishing nature of man's best friend. In this 13 part series we uncover an encyclopaedia of amazing, compelling and fantastic dog stories worldwide - from heroic rescue dogs to pet pooches, incredible assistance canines to frontline police dogs. The series will also look at the fascinating science behind the dog and ultimately finds out what makes our canine friends so special.