On November 22nd, 1963 President John F. Kennedy arrives in Dallas to an ecstatic welcome. In his three years as president, Kennedy has become a global superstar. Credited with facing down the Cold War Soviet enemy in Cuba and saving the world from nuclear war. With his glamorous style icon wife Jackie, Kennedy has also […] Read more

Welcome to the world of pigs. Forget what you’ve heard about them and take a fresh look at these animals. You’ll discover that they are wonderful creatures, remarkable products of evolution, though, in some cases, by human design. Their unusual looks and their untidy eating habits have given them a bad reputation. Actually, they are […] Read more

What would the world look like without Bees? Bees are a foundation to our whole system. 1 out of every 3 or 4 bites of food you eat is thanks to these amazing creatures. But Honey bees are disappearing at an alarming rate […] Read more

After 11 years in the too-warm, shallow 20-foot depths of his tiny 90-by-43-foot tank, Keiko suffered from skin lesions caused by a papillomavirus, as well as from digestive problems and a compromised immune system. Since being ripped from his family pod, Keiko has been transported from Iceland to Canada to Mexico, and finally to the […] Read more

DIRECTION for Actors: Please read these lines as if you are the actual soldiers fighting in this Civil War battle that took place in Georga in June 1864. We are hearing these quotes being read – while seeing battle scenes that have already been historically re-created and filmed. BE REAL, AUTHENTIC AND GENUINE IN YOUR […] Read more

It’s probable that Keynes was merely suggesting a temporary fix for an economy by instructing the investment in employment by the government. His vision was not necessarily meant to be a permanent state of existence. He could not have foreseen a permanent existence of government borrowing and deficit spending which was being suggested for all […] Read more

With all the wonder of a lost world through the billowing mist of an ancient rain forest, appears mount Kilimanjaro. Rising like a dark island through a sea of clouds, shaped by volcanic fire and glacial ice, its snow-summit shimmering in the harsh equatorial light. — This is Eddie Frank, born and raised in Africa, […] Read more

Next, for no apparent reason, the killer whales abruptly dive and leave the scene. The sperm whales, however, continue to hold their formation. Soon, four female killer whales come charging in, this time from about a quarter mile out. At one hundred yards, they lunge high out of the water, shoulder to shoulder, in the […] Read more

The Korean War, forever known as the ‘Forgotten War’ by many, lasted a total of 1127 days, from June 25th 1950 through July 27th 1953. A total of 38 months. A little over three years in length, but encompassing four years on a calendar. With a beginning that was unlike any other beginning of a […] Read more