Curiosity Stream

The disposable cup lets us stay on the move. But does multitasking really save us any time in the long run? Is our desire to do more actually costing us time?

In millions of homes around the world today, doing the dishes means loading the dishwasher. But when it comes to time, how do they stack up against hand-washing?

NYC might be the city of public transit, but its roads are just as important. Each day, the city plays host to an intricate dance of pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles.

New York has a whole lot of trash, but half of it is recyclable. While New York might not be the best at it, its recycling system is state of the art.

In mid-century America, pioneering engineers, artists and activists put the Golden State on the edge of a changing world.

Gadget has his hands full with Dr. Scott's dream Delorean, an uncooperative surf van and future projects. It's time for Gadget to swallow his pride and hire more help.

While working to animate a funky old VW surf van, Gadget must do a fast turn on a tricky, two-engine classic Mustang, while also sourcing a Delorean-his dream project.

The barcode could be considered the fingerprint of high-speed capitalism. Everything they touch just suddenly moves faster. But does this convenience come at a cost?

In millions of homes around the world today, doing the dishes means loading the dishwasher. But when it comes to time, how do they stack up against hand-washing?

NYC might be the city of public transit, but its roads are just as important. Each day, the city plays host to an intricate dance of pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles.

New York has a whole lot of trash, but half of it is recyclable. While New York might not be the best at it, its recycling system is state of the art.

In mid-century America, pioneering engineers, artists and activists put the Golden State on the edge of a changing world.

The crew is held up in Chosi while a huge storm hammers the coast. After two days of rough water, a member of the crew quits the team. New plans are developed.

Steven, Patrick, and Troy continue along the coast of Japan passing the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant. Conditions are extremely rough.

In this episode, I'm finishing my visit to Ikaria by spending time meeting some of the locals. I want to understand why they live longer here than elsewhere.

Debbie at Riverside Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre calls on fellow Brit Emma to take in two baby jackals that have been found abandoned.

In the last episode of the series, Emma at Umoya Khulula Wildlife centre has a tiny bushbaby that needs round the clock care.

From Australia's, southwest coast comes the tale of a sea lion pup and the unique animals that share its rugged home.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find, film, and measure the biggest living crocodiles. He joins an indigenous saltwater crocodile guide, hoping to track down a giant mal.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find and film Earth's biggest wild lions. Heading to Botswana, Dan is in search of a known giant male, but can he track him down?

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 must face a daily struggle to find food.

Land of the Giants is a UHD exploration of the incredible animals of the great Sonoran desert - North America's wettest and most biologically diverse desert.

Steven brings back Troy to the expedition. The Japanese Government and Coast Guard question the team. The men depart Tokyo heading north along the coast.

Having traveled through the Northern Aegean, Peter heads into the second leg of the journey. The next stretch sees him moving down to the Western Cyclades.

While Cody and Abudi Alsagoff explore lost industries in the 'ugliest' city in the world, Josh and John Yurei check out the famous Joliet prison in Illinois.

Steven, Patrick, and Troy continue along the coast of Japan passing the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant. Conditions are extremely rough.

The expedition crosses the Tsugaru Strait between the main two islands of Japan. The Sea of Japan tests the crew's nerves.

The men explore the remote coast of Hokkaido Island arriving in their final Japanese port, Wakkanai.

In the final episode of the series, we travel to a place that holds special memories for both Helen and me.

Josh and Keith visit Barrett-Jackson and Josh takes a look at a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS with the LS6 option.

Barrett-Jackson brings a '68 Ford Mustang GT with the 428 Cobra Jet option to the auction block. At Auctions America Keith and Josh find a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Pace Car.

A Willys Jeepster starts things off for Keith at Auctions America, while Josh Nasar takes a '57 Chevrolet Bel Air for a spin.

Auctions America offers a 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS with a 409 V8 and Keith and Josh can't resist taking a look.

How a centuries-long explosion of civilization all around the Mediterranean creates the Roman Empire.

Buckle up and discover how in the space of just 100 years we've gone from the first-ever commercial air passenger to more than 1 million passengers each and every day.

Bigger, taller, faster, find out how we've supercharged our skyline, facing down our fears and defeating seemingly impossible engineering challenges.

In millions of homes around the world today, doing the dishes means loading the dishwasher. But when it comes to time, how do they stack up against hand-washing?

NYC might be the city of public transit, but its roads are just as important. Each day, the city plays host to an intricate dance of pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles.

New York has a whole lot of trash, but half of it is recyclable. While New York might not be the best at it, its recycling system is state of the art.

In mid-century America, pioneering engineers, artists and activists put the Golden State on the edge of a changing world.

In 2007, a smartphone had more power than the computers NASA used to take man to the moon in 1969. In 2077 it's likely that we will control objects through thought.

One hundred years after Man stepped on the Moon, it's likely that we are in a position to colonise Mars.

Ten thousand years after having become sedentary, in many parts of the globe Man will be forced to return to a new nomadism, leading to the largest migration in History.

In the future, will the human being be at the top of technology, using it to solve the great problems of Humankind?

Meet a true-to-life cyborg: an infant outfitted with a myoelectric hand. Also see engineers working to give mechanical prosthetics the sensation of touch!