“America The Beautiful” may be America’s most beloved song, but few know about the fascinating life of Katharine Lee Bates — the woman who wrote it.

The most comprehensive and engaging introduction to animal ethics on film: An epic journey from cutting-edge science and high-stakes spying to a profound philosophical idea that may forever change how we see animals...including ourselves.

The story of the more than century-long myth of an all powerful "gene," and how this concept has been used as a social weapon to promote certain political agendas.

In this uplifting documentary, follow the inspiring journey of two Special Olympian student-athletes, their families, and their coaches as they navigate the world of adapted physical education within their school system.

The painfully adverse process endured to become "legal" and was driven to share this story beyond the courtroom.

A British biologist seeks a rare blue mushroom in Tasmania's ancient Tarkine rainforest, revealing fungi's extraordinary abilities.

Tunde reflects on the erasure of Black chefs from New Orleans’ food culture even as tourism and hospitality hold up the city’s economy.

Tunde visits Chef Syrena Johnson and revisits his conversation with the journalist, reflecting further on the first episode’s interwoven storylines.

Tunde visits two of Detroit’s mayors: Dennis Archer, who blames Detroit’s collapse on his notorious successor Kwame Kilpatrick; and Mike Duggan, the first white mayor in fifty years.

Tunde’s Nigerian food pop-ups in Detroit marked his professional entry into cooking, which coincided with leaving his restaurant, (revolver), after a dispute with his partner.