In the Portola District of San Francisco, a group of dedicated local folks transformed the area next to the CA-101 freeway from an unused CalTrans dump site to a flourishing community space during the height of the pandemic. Each community member blossomed in their own way throughout the process of revamping the greenway. They continue to expand on the project, envisioned not just as one city block but as a meeting place linking an entire community.

Karen van den Oever attempts to break the women's world record for the deepest scuba dive.

"Burning Injustice" is a powerful documentary that follows the inspiring journey of Latino activists, John Mataka and Bianca Lopez, as they lead a fight against one of the last trash incinerator in California. Set in California's Central Valley, the film exposes the devastating health consequences of pollution and highlights their tireless efforts to close the facility for good. Through their unwavering determination, they call for environmental justice and a safer future for their community.

Remembering the filmmaker's grandfather who was a blind man and walking weather forecast, Will Kim interviews ocean experts and brings his perspective on the impact of climate change and ocean warming.

Self-proclaimed "Dumpster Archeologist" Lew Blink embarks on thrilling expeditions through dimly lit alleys where every item holds a story waiting to be brought to life. Through his eyes, the trash-strewn landscapes transform into an endless playground of mysteries waiting to be unraveled inviting us to ponder the value of privacy and the impact of excessive waste while marveling at the wondrous stories within the refuge left in the alleyways.

Healing and poetic essay on our intergenerational relationship with water