TAJIKISTAN – The glaciers of the Pamir mountains, which provide over 50% of Central Asia’s water resources, are rapidly melting at a rate similar to Greenland’s continental glacier. Three generations of of Pamiri women share the impacts of the

  They do not follow the fashionable rules of posh, ego-driven star-chefdom. Instead, they are committed to Earth-friendly cuisine. Around the world, for the first time in history, chefs and restaurateurs are seeking concrete solutions to help shape the future

  RUSSIA – Slava Cheltuev, Telengit community leader and shaman from Russian Altai’s high altitude Kosh Agach Raion traverses the Altai’s sacred lands. He reflects on our 21st century world and stresses the importance of reviving vital traditional knowledge –

  Ama, the legendary women divers of Japan have been practicing sustainable fishing for hundreds of years, but climate change coupled with overfishing, is bringing them face to face with an uncertain future.

Tokyo, the world’s most populous city and probably considered by many to be one of the world’s strangest! Capital of Japan and the capital of neon lights, Tokyo will swallow you up and spit you out in the form of

  Innovation Norway and Norwegian.com take five modern day explorers from around Europe on a ten day trip to chase the Northern Lights. Follow their adventures in this documentary film, through wintry landscapes, challenging experiences and epic photography – to

  Most people’s first impression of New York City will be its charismatic yellow cabs, and their equally charismatic drivers. Some tourists even use the cabbies as an idiosyncratic albeit expensive guide to The Big Apple. Ramon Goni finds out

Only 3 percent of Haitians own their own car, so if someone is traveling more than walking distance, they often ride cheap, wildly decorated busses known as “tap-taps.” Here Planet Money’s Adam Davidson explores the artistry — and economic theory

Returning to Harbin where they spent time as children, Peter and Jeff are amazed by the transformation from a railroad town to a bustling city.

Bolivia’s Yungas Road is officially the most hazardous on earth. Local people pray before using it and the nearest hospital is a two-hour drive away. But none of this deters foreign tourists from biking over its bumps at 40mph.