Curiosity Stream

A journey back in history, we explore the fascinating story of Hampton Court Palace and the scandals of its most infamous resident, King Henry VIII.

From the Rhode Island coastline to the Forests of France, what unites the rich and the royal is a love of a grand home.

The Industrial Revolution and the rise of modern warfare have roots in the depths of time-in the natural process that enriches the soil. How do prehistoric forests lin.

A journey to some of the mysteries of how the early Celts emerged and expanded, from collapsed salt mines to bizarre rituals, strange constructions and lost cities.

We are what we eat: a drive-thru history of a hundred years of fast food, from the burger's humble beginnings to its conquest of America and the world beyond.

Exodus from Dixie: when 6 million African-Americans moved from the southern states of the U.S. to cities in the north and west, they will transform America as we know it.

We live on an ever-moving planet, and as landscapes are altered, wildlife must march to its rhythm. Driven by instinct, they follow the maps hardwired into their DNA.

The Wupper - a popular river in Germany and one of the greatest anomalies of all time.

'Lion whisperer' Kevin Richardson embarks on an unforgettable journey into the world of southern Africa's magnificent lions, cheetahs and leopards.

An in-depth look at the lives of humpback whales and the challenges they face to avoid extinction.

Do you know your cat? When she is not purring on your living room sofa - do you know where she roams?

This is a fascinating journey through time to unearth some icy treasures.

Scientists regard it as one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world. Time and again, it has proved its deadly potential - Merapi, the Fire Mountain of Java.

We live on an ever-moving planet, and as landscapes are altered, wildlife must march to its rhythm. Driven by instinct, they follow the maps hardwired into their DNA.

The Wupper - a popular river in Germany and one of the greatest anomalies of all time.

'Lion whisperer' Kevin Richardson embarks on an unforgettable journey into the world of southern Africa's magnificent lions, cheetahs and leopards.

An in-depth look at the lives of humpback whales and the challenges they face to avoid extinction.

Do you know your cat? When she is not purring on your living room sofa - do you know where she roams?

This is a fascinating journey through time to unearth some icy treasures.

Scientists regard it as one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world. Time and again, it has proved its deadly potential - Merapi, the Fire Mountain of Java.

Morocco was once part of a vast African Berber kingdom that had tremendous wealth, fabulous architecture and sophisticated ideas.

Columbus has no idea that, because of Earth's geology and geography he won't get to his destination or how that epic failure will make his voyage one of the most influential expeditions.

The Industrial Revolution and the rise of modern warfare have roots in the depths of time-in the natural process that enriches the soil. How do prehistoric forests lin.

Exodus from Dixie: when 6 million African-Americans moved from the southern states of the U.S. to cities in the north and west, they will transform America as we know it.

GENGHIS KHAN - the myth and the man: find out if the greatest conqueror the world has ever seen is the world's greatest villain or a hero of history.

A look at the famous Zulu kingdom, including their brutal clashes with the Boers and British and the secrets behind their legendary military strength.

Welcome to Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. We explore inside and out to find out why this unique house was the great passion of Jefferson's life.

In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the fascinating history behind one of America's most iconic homes, Hearst Castle.

Today we can generate energy out of almost nothing. Could we be flushing tons of potential down the toilet? Maybe our 'poop' is more than just useless waste?

Hate is a useless emotion, yet the power of hatred can be very destructive. What causes humans to hate? Is hate something we all have the capacity to feel?

The birth of the music soundtrack drew influences from across the world, and the 1930s saw the arrival of sound.

As fascism was growing in Germany, the great artists who had not yet escaped Europe were now leaving and heading to Hollywood.

When first presented with the like button (then dubbed 'the awesome button') Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a simple response: 'No'.

A futuristic designer, Robert Propst, dreamed up 'The Action Office' as a workplace utopia that would unleash the modern knowledge worker's vast untapped potential.

Barcodes have radically changed global commerce, helping fuel the rise of everything from massive companies like Walmart to world powers like China.

Florida wasn't always the Sunshine State. In the 1920s, an army of real estate boosters set out to redefine Florida.

The Vikings were the last barbarians. From the ice fields of the North to the Russian steppe, these fearsome Scandinavian warriors sailed the globe for three centuries.

A journey to some of the mysteries of how the early Celts emerged and expanded, from collapsed salt mines to bizarre rituals, strange constructions and lost cities.

After thriving for over three centuries, the Celts turned from traders into distinguished warriors, weapon masters and metal artists in a time that became their golden age.

Uncover the ancient engineering secrets of the Colosseum in Rome.

Libyan native and political scientist, Abdusalam Hamtoun journeys through his homeland.

150 years ago, Japan opened up to the world and took giant steps towards modernity.

Deep cover Russian sleeper agents have infiltrated the US and are living seemingly normal 'American' lives.

Anthony Shore would reveal himself as a boy who girls would be uncomfortable with, a teenager who groped, and an adult who would kill and kill again.

Munich, 2013 a giant haul of missing masterpieces were found. Gurlitt was the man behind it. His father's job was to purchase works for Hitler for the Fuhrermuseum.

Today we can generate energy out of almost nothing. Could we be flushing tons of potential down the toilet? Maybe our 'poop' is more than just useless waste?

Hate is a useless emotion, yet the power of hatred can be very destructive. What causes humans to hate? Is hate something we all have the capacity to feel?

The birth of the music soundtrack drew influences from across the world, and the 1930s saw the arrival of sound.

As fascism was growing in Germany, the great artists who had not yet escaped Europe were now leaving and heading to Hollywood.

When first presented with the like button (then dubbed 'the awesome button') Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a simple response: 'No'.

A futuristic designer, Robert Propst, dreamed up 'The Action Office' as a workplace utopia that would unleash the modern knowledge worker's vast untapped potential.

Barcodes have radically changed global commerce, helping fuel the rise of everything from massive companies like Walmart to world powers like China.

Florida wasn't always the Sunshine State. In the 1920s, an army of real estate boosters set out to redefine Florida.

Extreme cold. Cosmic rays. A thin CO2 atmosphere. If that is what awaits us on Mars, why are we so fascinated with journeying to and living on The Red Planet?

The earth is experiencing an 'energy crisis.' The 'perfect' energy source would need to be inexhaustible yet protect the earth and climate.

Munich, 2013 a giant haul of missing masterpieces were found. Gurlitt was the man behind it. His father's job was to purchase works for Hitler for the Fuhrermuseum.

As fascism was growing in Germany, the great artists who had not yet escaped Europe were now leaving and heading to Hollywood.

Considered the Golden Age of Hollywood the studios were filled with the most extraordinary directors and actors but also the importance of the soundtrack in film.

In 1856, a chemistry student accidentally created a strange substance with a rich purple hue - the world's first synthetic dye.

In 1841 on the small island of Réunion, a 12-year-old slave did something no one had done before, artificially pollinating the vanilla plant.

When first presented with the like button (then dubbed 'the awesome button') Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a simple response: 'No'.

A futuristic designer, Robert Propst, dreamed up 'The Action Office' as a workplace utopia that would unleash the modern knowledge worker's vast untapped potential.

Today we can generate energy out of almost nothing. Could we be flushing tons of potential down the toilet? Maybe our 'poop' is more than just useless waste?

Hate is a useless emotion, yet the power of hatred can be very destructive. What causes humans to hate? Is hate something we all have the capacity to feel?

Munich, 2013 a giant haul of missing masterpieces were found. Gurlitt was the man behind it. His father's job was to purchase works for Hitler for the Fuhrermuseum.

As fascism was growing in Germany, the great artists who had not yet escaped Europe were now leaving and heading to Hollywood.

Considered the Golden Age of Hollywood the studios were filled with the most extraordinary directors and actors but also the importance of the soundtrack in film.

This episode celebrates Tommy Cooper and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

We celebrate Frankie Howerd and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

What's My Car Worth takes you to Amelia Island, in style. A 1949 Jaguar XK120 leads the way.

A look at a 1939 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B, one of the world's most expensive cars, starts things off for What's My Car Worth.

Harriet has been called out to an elephant who has been caught in a snare, and volunteer Debbie is put to the test as nine orphaned baby monkeys arrive at Riverside Rehab.

Vet Will has a huge task on his hands as he has to move Harry, a five-tonne troublesome bull elephant, to a new home, and Debbie has her hands full with orphaned baboons.

We live on an ever-moving planet, and as landscapes are altered, wildlife must march to its rhythm. Driven by instinct, they follow the maps hardwired into their DNA.

The Wupper - a popular river in Germany and one of the greatest anomalies of all time.

'Lion whisperer' Kevin Richardson embarks on an unforgettable journey into the world of southern Africa's magnificent lions, cheetahs and leopards.

An in-depth look at the lives of humpback whales and the challenges they face to avoid extinction.

Do you know your cat? When she is not purring on your living room sofa - do you know where she roams?

This is a fascinating journey through time to unearth some icy treasures.

Scientists regard it as one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world. Time and again, it has proved its deadly potential - Merapi, the Fire Mountain of Java.

Coach Boldin confronts his coaching staff about sensitive information leaking to fans. A beloved teacher struggles with cancer, and an unsung academic talent emerges.

This episode celebrates Tommy Cooper and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

We celebrate Frankie Howerd and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

What's My Car Worth takes you to Amelia Island, in style. A 1949 Jaguar XK120 leads the way.

A look at a 1939 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B, one of the world's most expensive cars, starts things off for What's My Car Worth.

Coach Boldin confronts his coaching staff about sensitive information leaking to fans. A beloved teacher struggles with cancer, and an unsung academic talent emerges.

The annual sugar cane burn gives current players a chance to 'Rabbit Hunt.' On the eve of the Muck Bowl, an issue sets back Glades Central's playoff hopes.

A tragic act casts a dark cloud over the Muck. A last-second score catapults one team to a surprising playoff run, while a loss spells the end for the coach of the other.

We celebrate Bob Hope and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

This episode celebrates Tommy Cooper and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

A native son is named head football coach at legendary Pahokee High School. Then, a coach faces a backlash after an embarrassing season opener.

Coach Boldin confronts his coaching staff about sensitive information leaking to fans. A beloved teacher struggles with cancer, and an unsung academic talent emerges.

The annual sugar cane burn gives current players a chance to 'Rabbit Hunt.' On the eve of the Muck Bowl, an issue sets back Glades Central's playoff hopes.

A tragic act casts a dark cloud over the Muck. A last-second score catapults one team to a surprising playoff run, while a loss spells the end for the coach of the other.

We celebrate Bob Hope and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

This episode celebrates Tommy Cooper and includes highlights from his comedy career while host and comedy writer, Barry Cryer, will recall some of his funniest moments.

A native son is named head football coach at legendary Pahokee High School. Then, a coach faces a backlash after an embarrassing season opener.

Josh and Keith take to the road in Scottsdale in the meanest of Ford's Mustangs, the Boss 429, and catch up with a resident Volkswagen enthusiast selling a Karmann-Ghia.

Keith and Josh head to Barrett-Jackson where some formidable names are put to the test.

Keith cruises in a 1961 Corvette, while Josh tests out a '65 Corvair in a classic color combo- a perfect example for anyone looking to break into the collector car hobby.

At RM Auctions, Josh goes for a spin in a first-year U.S.-spec 911 Turbo. Keith hits the pavement in a restored 1969 Mustang with the attractive Mach 1 Cobra Jet engine.

After thriving for over three centuries, the Celts turned from traders into distinguished warriors, weapon masters and metal artists in a time that became their golden age.

Uncover the ancient engineering secrets of the Colosseum in Rome.

Libyan native and political scientist, Abdusalam Hamtoun journeys through his homeland.

Munich, 2013 a giant haul of missing masterpieces were found. Gurlitt was the man behind it. His father's job was to purchase works for Hitler for the Fuhrermuseum.

As fascism was growing in Germany, the great artists who had not yet escaped Europe were now leaving and heading to Hollywood.

Considered the Golden Age of Hollywood the studios were filled with the most extraordinary directors and actors but also the importance of the soundtrack in film.

By 1914, movies are more popular than ever, and with Edison's cartel out of the picture, the Titans are free to make films wherever and however they want.

As Hollywood goes from a dusty farm town to a bustling metropolis, the balance of power has shifted in favour of the stars.

By 1925, Zukor's Paramount Pictures, Laemmle's Universal Pictures, and Mayer's MGM are some of the most profitable businesses in the country.

The Warners' film 'The Jazz Singer' proves that 'talkies' are here to stay.

It's hard to imagine going through a whole day without eating at least one iconic food brand. No matter where you are in the world.

Our food preferences are shaped before we even take a bite. Genetics, culture, and perception influence what goes in our grocery carts.

Marketing food or drink to one demographic is easy. Marketing to the world is trickier. Because there's no one size fits all slogan or ad.

With every single bite or sip we take, we are participating in the oldest and one of the most complex journeys around the world ever taken.

Food brands have traveled around the world for as long as humans. But how does a global food landscape change local culture and traditions?

It's an interesting time to be in the food business. Climate change, a pandemic, a booming population. How will the food industry respond?

It's hard to imagine going through a whole day without eating at least one iconic food brand. No matter where you are in the world.

Our food preferences are shaped before we even take a bite. Genetics, culture, and perception influence what goes in our grocery carts.

Marketing food or drink to one demographic is easy. Marketing to the world is trickier. Because there's no one size fits all slogan or ad.

With every single bite or sip we take, we are participating in the oldest and one of the most complex journeys around the world ever taken.

Food brands have traveled around the world for as long as humans. But how does a global food landscape change local culture and traditions?

It's an interesting time to be in the food business. Climate change, a pandemic, a booming population. How will the food industry respond?

After our solar system formed, the potential for life begins when Earth collides with another protoplanet. Earth survives, and a new world is created: the moon.

Ancestors of modern complex organisms emerged 540 million years ago, 300 million years later, massive volcanic eruptions trigger the Earth's most severe mass extinctions.

Dinosaurs dominated for 150 million years, then suddenly vanished 66 million years ago. Experts use the latest scientific methods to discover what killed the dinosaurs.

'Snowball Earth' is the most extreme period of cold our planet has witnessed, with ice encasing Earth from the poles to the equator. Somehow, new life manages to survive.

Since humans became the Earth's dominant species, they have faced threats from both above and below. Today, scientists use new technology to mitigate future catastrophes.

After our solar system formed, the potential for life begins when Earth collides with another protoplanet. Earth survives, and a new world is created: the moon.

Our science documentary on fascia sheds light on state-of-the-art international research.

They are the most common creatures on earth. They have been around forever and are considered dangerous and deadly - but they are much more than that.