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This program originally aired on April 21, 2016.Ken Ilgunas was working as a dishwasher near the oil refineries of Alaska when his friend suggested they…

It's easy to assume every human has a brain, but what about a mind? Psychologists Daniel M. Wegner and Kurt Gray say constructing a mind is more about…

In 1913, National Geographic published the first photographs taken with an automatic camera trap. Wildlife photographer George Shiras rigged a string to…

Growing up in a small town in Arkansas, Garrard Conley dealt with strict social codes on what it meant to be man and a Christian. He was outed as gay to…

Today's segment is a rebroadcast of Death Rides The Rails. Railroads across America carry hundreds of billions of dollars of toxic materials every year.…

Hot, salty/smoky, sour/bitter, sweet, savory, and sharp: a flavor profile can evoke a particular style of food, and in turn, food can give insight to a…

Rural communities in western North Carolina are in the midst of an economic shift. The rise and fall of the family farm means places like Madison County…

In 1977, authorities in South Africa threw Thokozile Matilda Masipa in prison for protesting the country's apartheid system.After the system collapsed,…

The 17th annual RiverRun International Film Festival returns to Winston-Salem this month. The festival showcases both feature and documentary films.…

April 9, 1865 is widely known as the day the American Civil War ended.Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee handed his sword over to Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant…