Curiosity Channel(Stream)

DJ Carly Foxx travels to Ibiza, the clubbing capital of the world, for musical inspiration and discovers its alternative spiritual side.

Francesca Chiorando finds out how Waterford crystal is made and gets to try glass blowing.

Francesca Chiorando uncovers Edinburgh's gruesome past, back when grave robbing, bodysnatching and murder were rife.

Francesca Chiorando dives into life in Cornwall to discover the ancient practices of witchcraft and smuggling.

James and his sister Cassie visit Frankfurt and Mainz, enjoying beer and brats, and exploring Germany's infrastructure of support for the visually impaired; this culminates in a tour of the Dialogue Museum.

James and his sister Cassie travel to Zurich and visit ETH Zurich, the MIT of Europe, where they try out prototypes of new technological solutions for accessibility; they venture to the top of a tall peak in Davos for an evening in an igloo.

Escaping the hustle and bustle of the big city, James takes the train to visit the rest of England; from ghost tours and hiking in Scotland, to football in Liverpool, to an epic thrill ride in Wales.

James and his older brother Colton head to Austin, Texas to sample BBQ from a blind pitmaster and live music from a blind musician; ashort road trip to Houston connects them with blind celebrity chef Christine Ha.

DJ Carly Foxx travels to Ibiza, the clubbing capital of the world, for musical inspiration and discovers its alternative spiritual side.

Francesca Chiorando finds out how Waterford crystal is made and gets to try glass blowing.

How a journey that began thousands of years ago with the Inca and the potato connects to a mad scientist in a castle and German beer; the brink of a future with clean, limitless energy.

James opens a cabinet of curiosities to discover how the French Revolution, wallpaper and NORAD brought about the rise of big data; a world where humans finally merge with the internet.

A cup of coffee in the 18th century takes James to the pioneering woman who discovered the structure of DNA and a future with genetically engineered people.

Dog pee, the Polaroid camera and rocket fuel lead to a future where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence.

James connects the dots between Napoleon's toothpick and the Nielsen TV ratings to see how scientists have built the quantum computer, a data-processing machine so powerful that it can predict the future.

James jumps in the sensory deprivation tank with a man who took LSD with dolphins to discover how syphilis in the French aristocracy kicked off a journey to the nanofabricator, a machine that can build anything, molecule by molecule, for free.

How a journey that began thousands of years ago with the Inca and the potato connects to a mad scientist in a castle and German beer; the brink of a future with clean, limitless energy.

James opens a cabinet of curiosities to discover how the French Revolution, wallpaper and NORAD brought about the rise of big data; a world where humans finally merge with the internet.

A cup of coffee in the 18th century takes James to the pioneering woman who discovered the structure of DNA and a future with genetically engineered people.

Dog pee, the Polaroid camera and rocket fuel lead to a future where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence.

James connects the dots between Napoleon's toothpick and the Nielsen TV ratings to see how scientists have built the quantum computer, a data-processing machine so powerful that it can predict the future.

James jumps in the sensory deprivation tank with a man who took LSD with dolphins to discover how syphilis in the French aristocracy kicked off a journey to the nanofabricator, a machine that can build anything, molecule by molecule, for free.

How a journey that began thousands of years ago with the Inca and the potato connects to a mad scientist in a castle and German beer; the brink of a future with clean, limitless energy.

James opens a cabinet of curiosities to discover how the French Revolution, wallpaper and NORAD brought about the rise of big data; a world where humans finally merge with the internet.

A cup of coffee in the 18th century takes James to the pioneering woman who discovered the structure of DNA and a future with genetically engineered people.

Dog pee, the Polaroid camera and rocket fuel lead to a future where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence.

James connects the dots between Napoleon's toothpick and the Nielsen TV ratings to see how scientists have built the quantum computer, a data-processing machine so powerful that it can predict the future.

James jumps in the sensory deprivation tank with a man who took LSD with dolphins to discover how syphilis in the French aristocracy kicked off a journey to the nanofabricator, a machine that can build anything, molecule by molecule, for free.

How a journey that began thousands of years ago with the Inca and the potato connects to a mad scientist in a castle and German beer; the brink of a future with clean, limitless energy.

James opens a cabinet of curiosities to discover how the French Revolution, wallpaper and NORAD brought about the rise of big data; a world where humans finally merge with the internet.

A cup of coffee in the 18th century takes James to the pioneering woman who discovered the structure of DNA and a future with genetically engineered people.

Dog pee, the Polaroid camera and rocket fuel lead to a future where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence.

James connects the dots between Napoleon's toothpick and the Nielsen TV ratings to see how scientists have built the quantum computer, a data-processing machine so powerful that it can predict the future.

James jumps in the sensory deprivation tank with a man who took LSD with dolphins to discover how syphilis in the French aristocracy kicked off a journey to the nanofabricator, a machine that can build anything, molecule by molecule, for free.

Internet co-creators Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn devised a language that created the Internet.Guests: Vint Cerf, Edward Snowden..

Investigating how the AW 101, one of the world's most advanced search and rescue helicopters, is designed and built.

Francesca Chiorando finds out how Waterford crystal is made and gets to try glass blowing.

Scientists store vanishing microbes in a vault to preserve them for the future.

Geologists believe they've uncovered a massive eighth continent: Zealandia; Norwegian fossil clues reveal how animals recover from mass extinction.

Arguably the most significant breakthrough of the century, a new type of astronomy is detecting gravitational waves throughout our universe.

Show Description: Take a deeper look at some of the recent developments in physics, astronomy and other sciences.

New fossil evidence shines a light on the violent lives of saber-tooth cats.

With 900,000 pieces of debris currently orbiting Earth, space trash jeopardizes missions, as evidenced by a recent Indian ballistic missile test shooting down one of its own communications satellites.

Scientists believe that they are steps away from making healthy babies from stem cells, opening the doors for those with health limitations to become parents; examining the legal and ethical implications of this breakthrough.

Migration, travel and trade are all key components of human life.

Internet co-creators Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn devised a language that created the Internet.Guests: Vint Cerf, Edward Snowden..

Investigating how the AW 101, one of the world's most advanced search and rescue helicopters, is designed and built.

Francesca Chiorando finds out how Waterford crystal is made and gets to try glass blowing.

Scientists store vanishing microbes in a vault to preserve them for the future.

Geologists believe they've uncovered a massive eighth continent: Zealandia; Norwegian fossil clues reveal how animals recover from mass extinction.

Arguably the most significant breakthrough of the century, a new type of astronomy is detecting gravitational waves throughout our universe.

Show Description: Take a deeper look at some of the recent developments in physics, astronomy and other sciences.

New fossil evidence shines a light on the violent lives of saber-tooth cats.

With 900,000 pieces of debris currently orbiting Earth, space trash jeopardizes missions, as evidenced by a recent Indian ballistic missile test shooting down one of its own communications satellites.

Scientists believe that they are steps away from making healthy babies from stem cells, opening the doors for those with health limitations to become parents; examining the legal and ethical implications of this breakthrough.

Migration, travel and trade are all key components of human life.

Internet co-creators Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn devised a language that created the Internet.Guests: Vint Cerf, Edward Snowden..

Investigating how the AW 101, one of the world's most advanced search and rescue helicopters, is designed and built.

Francesca Chiorando finds out how Waterford crystal is made and gets to try glass blowing.

Scientists store vanishing microbes in a vault to preserve them for the future.

Geologists believe they've uncovered a massive eighth continent: Zealandia; Norwegian fossil clues reveal how animals recover from mass extinction.

Arguably the most significant breakthrough of the century, a new type of astronomy is detecting gravitational waves throughout our universe.

Show Description: Take a deeper look at some of the recent developments in physics, astronomy and other sciences.

New fossil evidence shines a light on the violent lives of saber-tooth cats.

With 900,000 pieces of debris currently orbiting Earth, space trash jeopardizes missions, as evidenced by a recent Indian ballistic missile test shooting down one of its own communications satellites.

Scientists believe that they are steps away from making healthy babies from stem cells, opening the doors for those with health limitations to become parents; examining the legal and ethical implications of this breakthrough.

Migration, travel and trade are all key components of human life.

Internet co-creators Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn devised a language that created the Internet.Guests: Vint Cerf, Edward Snowden..

Investigating how the AW 101, one of the world's most advanced search and rescue helicopters, is designed and built.

Francesca Chiorando finds out how Waterford crystal is made and gets to try glass blowing.

Scientists store vanishing microbes in a vault to preserve them for the future.

Geologists believe they've uncovered a massive eighth continent: Zealandia; Norwegian fossil clues reveal how animals recover from mass extinction.

Arguably the most significant breakthrough of the century, a new type of astronomy is detecting gravitational waves throughout our universe.

Show Description: Take a deeper look at some of the recent developments in physics, astronomy and other sciences.

New fossil evidence shines a light on the violent lives of saber-tooth cats.

With 900,000 pieces of debris currently orbiting Earth, space trash jeopardizes missions, as evidenced by a recent Indian ballistic missile test shooting down one of its own communications satellites.

Scientists believe that they are steps away from making healthy babies from stem cells, opening the doors for those with health limitations to become parents; examining the legal and ethical implications of this breakthrough.

Migration, travel and trade are all key components of human life.

In the mid 19th Century, JP Morgan comes to Wall Street, seeking to escape his father Junius' shadow and make a name for himself in American banking.

A look at espionage; meeting spies from Delilah to Roald Dahl and along the way revealing the real model for James Bond.

A look at some of history's criminals, con artists, frauds and fakes, from Adam Worth, the 19th-century inspiration for Professor Moriarty, to a jewel thief named Diamond Doris and a count who sold the Eiffel Tower to gullible buyers twice.

Scientists and citizens armed with cutting-edge technology battle swarms of locusts devouring everything in their path from Africa to India.

A look at the tiny insects with incredible capabilities that are locked in a struggle to survive in the surface film of most lakes and ponds.

Wildlife tracker Tyler Johnerson explores the deadly rivalry between native mountain lions and reintroduced wolves in Yellowstone National Park.

The history of President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, built in Florida in the 1920s by Majorie Merriweather Post, who hoped one day that it would become a winter White House.

The SUrge-STructure-Atmosphere INteraction facility, or SUSTAIN, will help scientists at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science better understand the complex interactions between a hurricane and the ocean below it.

U.S. Route 1 transforms Florida forever.

Life evolved in the sea, in a water-bound planet, but landmasses slowly appeared and aquatic life began to explore different ways to colonize it.

In the mid 19th Century, JP Morgan comes to Wall Street, seeking to escape his father Junius' shadow and make a name for himself in American banking.

A look at espionage; meeting spies from Delilah to Roald Dahl and along the way revealing the real model for James Bond.

A look at some of history's criminals, con artists, frauds and fakes, from Adam Worth, the 19th-century inspiration for Professor Moriarty, to a jewel thief named Diamond Doris and a count who sold the Eiffel Tower to gullible buyers twice.

Scientists and citizens armed with cutting-edge technology battle swarms of locusts devouring everything in their path from Africa to India.

A look at the tiny insects with incredible capabilities that are locked in a struggle to survive in the surface film of most lakes and ponds.

Wildlife tracker Tyler Johnerson explores the deadly rivalry between native mountain lions and reintroduced wolves in Yellowstone National Park.

The history of President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, built in Florida in the 1920s by Majorie Merriweather Post, who hoped one day that it would become a winter White House.

The SUrge-STructure-Atmosphere INteraction facility, or SUSTAIN, will help scientists at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science better understand the complex interactions between a hurricane and the ocean below it.

U.S. Route 1 transforms Florida forever.

Life evolved in the sea, in a water-bound planet, but landmasses slowly appeared and aquatic life began to explore different ways to colonize it.

In the mid 19th Century, JP Morgan comes to Wall Street, seeking to escape his father Junius' shadow and make a name for himself in American banking.

A look at espionage; meeting spies from Delilah to Roald Dahl and along the way revealing the real model for James Bond.

A look at some of history's criminals, con artists, frauds and fakes, from Adam Worth, the 19th-century inspiration for Professor Moriarty, to a jewel thief named Diamond Doris and a count who sold the Eiffel Tower to gullible buyers twice.

Scientists and citizens armed with cutting-edge technology battle swarms of locusts devouring everything in their path from Africa to India.

A look at the tiny insects with incredible capabilities that are locked in a struggle to survive in the surface film of most lakes and ponds.

Wildlife tracker Tyler Johnerson explores the deadly rivalry between native mountain lions and reintroduced wolves in Yellowstone National Park.

The history of President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, built in Florida in the 1920s by Majorie Merriweather Post, who hoped one day that it would become a winter White House.

The SUrge-STructure-Atmosphere INteraction facility, or SUSTAIN, will help scientists at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science better understand the complex interactions between a hurricane and the ocean below it.

U.S. Route 1 transforms Florida forever.

Life evolved in the sea, in a water-bound planet, but landmasses slowly appeared and aquatic life began to explore different ways to colonize it.

In the mid 19th Century, JP Morgan comes to Wall Street, seeking to escape his father Junius' shadow and make a name for himself in American banking.

A look at espionage; meeting spies from Delilah to Roald Dahl and along the way revealing the real model for James Bond.

A look at some of history's criminals, con artists, frauds and fakes, from Adam Worth, the 19th-century inspiration for Professor Moriarty, to a jewel thief named Diamond Doris and a count who sold the Eiffel Tower to gullible buyers twice.

Scientists and citizens armed with cutting-edge technology battle swarms of locusts devouring everything in their path from Africa to India.

A look at the tiny insects with incredible capabilities that are locked in a struggle to survive in the surface film of most lakes and ponds.

Wildlife tracker Tyler Johnerson explores the deadly rivalry between native mountain lions and reintroduced wolves in Yellowstone National Park.

The history of President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, built in Florida in the 1920s by Majorie Merriweather Post, who hoped one day that it would become a winter White House.

The SUrge-STructure-Atmosphere INteraction facility, or SUSTAIN, will help scientists at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science better understand the complex interactions between a hurricane and the ocean below it.

U.S. Route 1 transforms Florida forever.

Life evolved in the sea, in a water-bound planet, but landmasses slowly appeared and aquatic life began to explore different ways to colonize it.

It took a long time for vertebrates to take over the land, but once they did, there was no turning back.

There is an expression that there is always a bigger fish; all animals fit into a food chain, feeding on those below, but there is nearly always another link in the chain, something that wants to eat them.

All animals, no matter how big or small, face a daily struggle to find food; during harsh winters and devastating droughts, those pressures escalate; when resources run low, sometimes the only option is to fight.

The era of the sabretooth is over and the biggest big cats ever, the lion and the tiger, become the kings of their respective habitats.

Saber-tooths rule the Pleistocene Era but the arrival of the new cats, early snow leopards, cheetahs and jaguars, mark a turning point in the evolutionary track.

Life evolved in the sea, in a water-bound planet, but landmasses slowly appeared and aquatic life began to explore different ways to colonize it.

It took a long time for vertebrates to take over the land, but once they did, there was no turning back.

There is an expression that there is always a bigger fish; all animals fit into a food chain, feeding on those below, but there is nearly always another link in the chain, something that wants to eat them.

All animals, no matter how big or small, face a daily struggle to find food; during harsh winters and devastating droughts, those pressures escalate; when resources run low, sometimes the only option is to fight.

The era of the sabretooth is over and the biggest big cats ever, the lion and the tiger, become the kings of their respective habitats.