“Once God has created you as a woman you remain a woman for life. It is not wrestling that will turn you into a man”. In Senegal, wrestling is considered the “king” sport, but it is only in one region where the women practice, as part of Diola culture. After having represented Senegal at two Olympic Games and being crowned as African Wrestler of the Decade, Isabelle Sambou trains a young generation of wrestlers, while reflecting on the glories & the regrets of her career.

Celebrating the long history and service of Native Americans in the United States military, veterans of the southwest share personal stories and perspectives of their military service and their cultural experience. HONOR SONG, serves to highlight the continuing dedication of service in the military; the particularly high level of representation of Native American females; and how the integration of cultures plays a role for the future.

Under two feet of peaty soil in Orkney, lies the only recording of Scottish composer Erland Cooper’s unheard album. In an entirely unique attempt to collaborate with the natural world, it would be an experiment on patience, art and value. Will the tape emerge silent, and does it matter if it does? Recomposing Earth takes you into the mind of an artist and the magic of the Orkney Islands that inspires him, with a story that reminds us of music's importance as an expression of the human condition. With interviews including Paul Weller, producer Marta Salogni and Sir Ian Rankin.

Scott Tarde, CEO of Glenner Memory Care Centers, embarks on an ambitious project to revolutionize Alzheimer's care. His vision: Town Square, a meticulously crafted 1950s replica town designed to spark lost memories in dementia patients. As Scott navigates financial hurdles and construction challenges, families grapple with the daily realities of memory loss. As Town Square evolves, so do the participants and their caregivers.