The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain Medley (“Melange”)
I’ve seen the Grateful Dead with 70,000 sweaty fans on LSD and danced to Springsteen live for 4 hours But I’ve never seen Sympathy for the Devil glide into You … Read more
Rob Kelly
The 4 Best Documentaries on Forrest Fenn’s Treasure
I love the story of Fenn’s treasure! In 2010, a dying art dealer named Forrest Fenn hid a chest of gold and jewels in the Rocky Mountains and dared the … Read more
Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn’s Treasure
First, a reclusive millionaire hides a treasure chest in the Rockies and dares America to find it with a poem — five people die trying. Now that it’s been found, … Read more
Ray Bradbury Interview by James Day
In this rare interview, Ray Bradbury tells stories about wearing his murdered uncle’s bullet-holed suit to graduation, meeting a carnival mystic who claimed to know him from WWI, and why … Read more
Saturday Night At Fort Apache
Cops, corpses, and a guy casually strolling into the ER with a bullet in his brain—welcome to Fort Apache. It’s “The Wire’s“ feral ancestor: shot in 1973, raw as hell, … Read more
The Chincoteague Pony Swim
Every July, a group of volunteer cowboys and 150 wild ponies put on one of the greatest unscripted spectacles in America. I just added this documentary to my list of … Read more
Total Pixel Space
“Total Pixel Space” is like “The Tower of Babel” meets “Koyaanisqatsi” meets AI. It’s a 9-minute quantum mind melt that suggests every image, every film, and every life—real or imagined—already … 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
I Left $100K in Cameras on a Wolf Kill. Here’s What They Captured.
What happens when you leave a camera on a carcass in the frozen wild of Bridger-Teton National Forest (Yellowstone) for 3 weeks? Wildlife filmmaker Jake Davis did just that—and what … Read more