Everest: Beyond the Limit
You paid $60,000 to climb Everest and now your Sherpa’s dragging your half-frozen body like a duffel bag. This isn’t a highlight reel—it’s a brutal reality check on what it … Read more
Month: July 2025
Shark Whisperer
Ocean Ramsey (yes, that’s her real name) has 2 million Instagram followers and swims with 20-foot great white sharks without a cage. It’s like “Free Solo” meets “Jaws”. If you … Read more
Witness Underground
What happens when a group of devout Jehovah’s Witnesses find punk rock, synth beats, and their own damn voice? “Witness Underground” is the story of artists who leave the Church … Read more
A Town Called Victoria
A racist arson attack in Trump-era Texas should’ve torn this town apart—what happened next made national news… and will make you believe in people again. This three-part docuseries is an … Read more
Welcome to Warren
One guy’s in prison for armed robbery. The other clocks in at 7 a.m. and wears a badge. But both say the same thing: “I’m locked up too.” Eight hours … Read more
The Art of Dog Acting
How do dogs act? Meet the mutts out-acting half of Hollywood—this short doc pulls showcases the tail-wagging stars of film and TV. You Can’t Make This Sh*t Up Watch “The … Read more
How Muppets Break Free from their Puppeteers
Ever wonder how a felt frog like Kermit can ride a bike, paddle a canoe, or serenade a swamp—without a puppeteer in sight? This short doc unpacks how Jim Henson’s … Read more
The Way I See It
Imagine being in the room for Bin Laden, Sandy Hook, and the Charleston church shooting—and still having to shut up and take the picture. My colleague Rob Kelly ranks “The … Read more
Manry at Sea: In the Wake of a Dream
In 1965, a Cleveland newspaper copy editor with zero ocean-crossing experience builds a 13-foot sailboat in his backyard—and sets out solo across the Atlantic. If David vs. Goliath and Hemingway … Read more