S1.E17 ∙ Greg Capullo on Spawn, Todd McFarlane, Batman, and Scott Snyder

A look at pregnancy loss through the eyes of an at-risk mother, her family, and the care givers who deal with it on a daily basis.

Two half Vietnamese documentary filmmakers, both named Adele, weave a shared narrative of mixed Asian (hapa) experiences through interviews with 5 other hapa subjects. History, memory, and anecdotes on mixed race and ethnicity are represented by archival images, super 8 film, verité, and interview.

Salao do Encontro is an organization, which gives hope to Brazilians of all ages. It is here where dreams are transformed into reality.

Why do humans create art? Filmmaker Karen Cantor went to Santa Fe to find out. Sculptors, painters, weavers, musicians, and writers share their journeys into the unknown, whether starting from a slab of stone, a blank canvas, or a pile of wool. Filmed in a poetic style, the filmmaker uses the metaphor of a spider creating its web, endlessly spinning the strands produced from its own body, just as the artists reach into their inner selves and formulate their creations. Working in a beautiful natural environment we see how nature is incorporated into art. Not only does 'Invitation to the Muse' reflect artists' inner journeys, it also is a feast for the eyes and a celebration of the creative force.

Waila music is the best-held secret of the desert southwest. Waila, also called Chicken Scratch, is the contemporary dance music of Native American tribes in southern Arizona. Waila has evolved since the 1870's having adopted different musical styles and instruments of those eras. Waila! Making the People Happy take you to the Native Communites of Southern Arizona to experience first hand the people, places, and culture that make this music unique.

It's a pop-culture phenomenon! On a frigid Ohio night, obsessive gamers and young entrepreneurs camp outside stores for the chance to buy Play Station 3. For 3 days and 2 nights they brave the cold, just to be in line when the new release hits the sales floor. Each camper has a story - an agenda. They need to be first; they want to make a profit on eBay; they need a gift or reward for someone special, etc. One man captures it all on camera. He's welcomed at one store - physically assaulted and thrown out at another. It's all here - the fun, the drama, the individual stories, the outcome. It's 'Crazy for Play Station 3.'