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  • National Geographic Live! Mapping the Unknown

    National Geographic Live! Mapping the Unknown

    What happens when a Nobel Laurate and a Nat Geo Explorer come together? Well, they inevitably discover exciting and unexpected things. Join National Geographic’s 2011 Explorer of the Year, Environmental Anthropologist Dr. Kenny Broad, as he dives into a perilous submerged cave system known as the Blue Holes of the Bahamas in search of clues to evolution and climate change. Once submerged, he realizes how little we know about this fragile ecosystem. The discoveries he makes are mindblowing. Then listen [...]

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  • The Known Universe: The Most Explosive

    The Known Universe: The Most Explosive

    The Most Explosive things in the Universe.  This documentary reads like a love letter to the Big Bang theory. All the pyrotechnics out there should count their lucky blessings that the Universe began with such a bang.

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  • The Tribe That Hides From Man

    The Tribe That Hides From Man

    Shot over two years by Adrian Cowell and his team, The Tribe That Hides From Man is an extraordinary film, made under the most hazardous conditions. The film follows Orlando and Claudio Villas Boas as they enter previously unexplored areas of the Amazon jungle, in an effort to locate the Kreen Okrore tribe and help them make (inevitable) contact with the modern world.

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  • Strangers Abroad

    Strangers Abroad

    A documentary series which profiles famous anthropologists.

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  • Bronislaw Malinowski

    Bronislaw Malinowski

    Witness the visual biography of Malinowski’s life, renowned as one of anthropology’s most skilled ethnographers.

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