IRL: The Story Behind “Jeremy” by Pearl Jam
'Jeremy' was a massive hit from Ten, the debut album of Seattle grunge band, Pearl Jam. Find out the true story that inspired both the song and the music video.
How Daniel Clowes Helped Change the Face of Comic Books
Daniel Clowes is a very important historical figure in the world of comic books. He didn't create Superman or Archie, but he did create some of the most iconic indie-style comic books of all time. Watch this short documentary on the genius creator.
Life in the Underground Tunnels of Las Vegas
You've heard all about life in Las Vegas, at least the part that happens above ground. But have you heard about the culture developing in the tunnels underground? Find out what goes on below the surface of 'sin city'.
“Your Black Friend” and the Realization That You Might Be Racist
Your Black Friend is an insightful and entertaining animated short that explains how white folks can use their privilege to speak up in the face of racism. If you really want to help your black friend out, you need to watch this short film right now.
The Ride of a Thousand Cols – Documentary Short
The Ride of a Thousand Cols is the story of Phil Deeker, renowned mountain biker, who set out to bike 1,000 mountains in 100 days. This is the equivalent of scaling Mt. Everest 50 times. Learn about his love of biking and the Cent Cols Challenge in this documentary short.
Kevin Pearce: The Crash Reel
Shaun White was always a snowboarding machine, he was used to getting first place... until Kevin Pearce came along. Before the 2010 Winter Olympics, Kevin Pearce was the favorite to win gold.
Murder Is Her Hobby: Frances Glessner Lee
Frances Glessner Lee recreated murder scenes with dollhouse figures in the 1940's and 50's and quickly became known as the mother of forensic science. Now her work is on display at the Renwick Gallery in Washington, DC.
Steve Goodwin: Music Out Of Alzheimer’s
For Steve Goodwin, composing music is the greatest joy in life. When Alzheimer's threatens the loss of his compositions for good, he and a friend fight back. Watch his story.
Celebrating Johnny Appleseed Today
You may or may not know about American legend, Johnny Appleseed who is widely credited with the spread of apples all over the country. Find out more!
Ed Gavagan Finds His Path to Recovery
Ed Gavagan survived a random stabbing attack in New York City. His ability to forgive and his life story is an inspiration to all.
Art Gartfunkel on Simon & Garfunkel
Art Garfunkel, often the lesser known of the due Simon & Garfunkel, speaks about fame, breaking up the band, and losing his instrument.
Cowboy Sculptor Creates Art from Junk
John Lopez, the Cowboy Sculptor, creates beautiful art sculptures from scrap materials he finds near his hometown in South Dakota. Learn more about this talented artist.
Ad-Tastic: Lost at Sea – Charles Schwab
Lost at Sea is part of a new Charles Schwab campaign that focuses on a customer's story, not their finances. Watch Bill Durden share his frightening tale.
Art Lesson: Jim Carrey – I Need Color
I Need Color is a short documentary that focuses on comedy legend Jim Carrey and his passion for painting. This is a side of the comedian you've never seen before - take a look!
Historic Homes: Dick Cavett’s Montauk Treasure
Dick Cavett is a legend in talk show history, interviewing guests like John Lennon and Marlon Brando. Now it's Cavett's Montauk Estate that in the limelight.