A curious painter in Santa Cruz, California gets strangers to make art on a scroll, creating room for conversations across political differences.

A boxing gym on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation teaches young girls how to defend themselves in response to over 100 Native American girls and women from Montana having disappeared, been murdered, or their status remains unknown in the past two years.

Thou Shall Not Tailgate focuses on art car creator, retired postman, and ordained minister Rev. Charles "Chuck" Linville. A cross between a collector, provocateur and outsider artist, Linville stands in stark contrast to the gentrifying society that surrounds him in Portland, OR. His unique and humorous creations comment on politics, religion and fringe culture, and led him to co-found the Portland Cacophony Society, a collection of pranksters that "Fight Club" author Chuck Palahniuk wrote about in his book "Fugitives and Refugees". Telling his story in his own voice, Chuck opens a door into his world while living and creating on his own terms.