Do you practice martial arts? In recognition of the UN's World Philosophy Day, Andrew Devis and Megan Nollet tell about the philosophy behind the art of judo and share the amazing story of a woman who practiced and taught judo well into her 90’s.
Andrew Devis and Alice Irrizary share about how a group of musicians from a humble background have used music to share a powerful message about their people and culture.
Do you drink tea? What kinds of tea do you drink? All over the world, people share a love of tea. In recognition of the UN's "World Food Day", Bruce Gulland and Liz Waid look at the history and customs of this popular drink.
Roger Basick and Marina Santee share about the history of World Expo’s, why they were started and what they accomplished and continue to do for the world.
In recognition of the UN's "International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples", Bruce Gulland and Liz Waid tell about Uluru/Ayers Rock in Australia. The native people and the government both claim this special place. Who decides what happens to...
Patrick and Gillian Woodward share about the creators of “Godzilla” and what influenced them when they created this famous monster.
Are there special customs for applause in your home country? In recognition of the UN's "International Day of UN Peace Keepers", Bruce Gulland and Liz Waid look at clapping, cheering and other kinds of applause.
Can you find beauty in simple things? In recognition of the UN's "World Poetry Day", Spotlight tells about a U.S. poet who wrote beautiful poems about normal things.
In recognition of the UN's "International Day for Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation" or "FGM", Bruce Gulland and Liz Waid tell about a woman who is working to stop the tradition of FGM in her community.
In recognition of the UN’s “International Day of Commemoration of the Victims of the Holocaust” Ryan Geertsma and Robin Basselin look at the stumbling stone memorials in Europe. These stones encourage people to remember victims of the Holocaust.