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Nearly 300,000 Afghan men, women and children, who supported America's vision in the U.S. War in Afghanistan were abandoned and forced to fend for themselves after the nation's departure in 2021. The documentary follows America's truest Afghan friends and supporters where thousands sought US visas after the U.S.'s exodus. It uncovers the obstacles Afghan allies faced in obtaining residency visas to the US despite promises from the US government. It also explains America’s bureaucratic challenges that caused visa processing delays.

Allied health professions constitute approximately 60% of the healthcare workforce in the United States, working alongside doctors, nurses, and dentists. This program provides an overview of different fields within allied health, grouping them into diagnostic, technological, therapeutic, and rehabilitative functions. Featuring interviews with professionals working in different areas, the video presents an overview of the roles, licensing requirements and typical salaries and job outlook for emergency medical technicians, physical therapists, social workers, community health educators, athletic trainers, phlebotomists, dental hygienists, and radiation therapists.

In this program, Maestro George Marriner Maull leads the Emmy-nominated and Telly-winning Discovery Orchestra in their latest educational special about Saint-Saens "Organ" Symphony. Recorded in front of a live audience, this video explores the finale of French composer Camille Saint-Saens' epic masterwork, Symphony No. 3, breaking down its variants, its question/answer format, its tempo, and other elements of the piece through music clips interspersed with narration and explanation.

There are currently almost 10 million Native Americans in the United States. Once confined to reservations and condemned to poverty, they are now proudly reclaiming their culture. Providing a view into their America, this documentary showcases the vibrant, shimmering powwows that bring together thousands of natives in New Mexico, the new oil Eldorado of the Dakotas (where thanks to the discovery of "black gold" the town is experiencing a revival), and the attempts to reintroduce bison to a reservation in Montana as a way to reconnect with roots.

Discover how technology can transform the lives of four autistic people by helping them reveal to family and friends what’s really going on inside their minds. Presented by Chris Packham, this two-part series harnesses CGI and animation technology to transform the lives of four autistic people fed up with being misunderstood. They all have different experiences of being autistic but all feel constrained by not being able to share the inner workings of their minds with friends, family and colleagues. Chris wants to change this and hopes that with empathy and understanding we can all learn how to improve autistic lives.

The Emmy-award-winning series returns as the Alaskans, faced with the growing uncertainty of Mother Nature’s volatile whims, enter a new dawn of survival. The residents living in the Arctic wilderness are pushed to new limits. Jessie Holmes recovers from a near-death accident. Andy Bassich and Denise Becker seek new resources on the Yukon River. Cole Sturgis teaches his daughters to survive in the Southeast. Sue Aikens restores her body and spirit on the tundra. Ricko DeWilde’s children take an active role in their way of life. And the Hailstones adapt to unnerving changes. Life in these freezing conditions may be tough – but these are some of the most resilient people in the world.

This series highlights successful stories of healing of veterans returning from war with PTSD, trauma, emotional pain, self-doubt, and many other inner demons. Through these intimate stories, the videos highlight the issues veterans face and shows programs that have been successful in helping them to heal and rejoin civilian society.