Environment & Pro-Social

One of the classic "new wave" ice, rock and alpine climbing films, narrated by renowned mountaineer and author Greg Child. Eighteen of North America's leading young climbers take on routes such as the stunning Emporer Face of Mt. Robson, towering icy fiords in Greenland and the magnifcent Cardinal Pinnacle in the Sierras. With Lynn Hill, Abby Watkins, Rich Prohaska and Peter Croft.

This musical duo combine politically intelligent performance poetry with electro hip-hop beats. The duo shot to fame recently on the back of their single "Thou shalt always kill". We caught up with them recently before their gig in Dublin.

Kitty Cahoun, the first woman to summit 25,000 ft. (7,700 meters) Makalu in the Himalayas and one of America's top climbers travels to Norway to take on "The Mother of All Ice." A harrowing climb in 70 mph winds. Kitty Calhoun also looks back over her amazing mountaineering career.

VBS arrives in Darfur.

Eddy suits up for the big mine hunt.

Visiting a Sudanese madrassa.

The lost boys of Sudan.

An internal refugee camp.

The southern oil industry.

Locating ordnance and blowing it to hell.

Coordinating post-war resistance in a city of tents.

Halting commerce in a desperate attempt to encourage aid.

VBS visits the Bekaa Valley, epicenter of the Lebanese drug trade.

A detour to sightsee in Baalbeck before meeting The Man.

A Lebanese drug dealer explains the intricacies of the black market.

Hassan Nasrallah speaks at the Hezbollah camp.

Minesweeping in Lebanese countryside with the UN.

VBS visits Bourj al-Barajneh, Lebanon's labyrinthine city of refuge.

Touring camp with former PLO-boyscout leader and our good buddy Ahmed.

Reminiscing about saltwater showers and the first few days of war.