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- After the seas have disappeared, a courageous young female pilot fights against vicious sky pirates for control of the last remaining source of water: the clouds.
- True story - John, a magazine writer, makes his first trip to visit Mastow, a complete stranger who is living in a retirement home. John has only a room number and a name, both written on the back of a Chinese food menu beside a single, circled word: 'Mushrooms.' What starts as a bizarre transaction becomes an important moment of connection. This is a story about being afraid to get old and learning how to age with grace. It's about the ways in which losing people affects us. It's about talking with people who are much older or younger than you are. It's also a little bit about hallucinogens.
- In the early 1980's, a group of disenfranchised Oklahoma teenagers mastered the art of prank phone calls and became known as Park Grubbs.
- September 8, 1935. Bullets ricochet through the marble corridors of the Louisiana State Capitol in Baton Rouge. When the shooting finally stops and the panicked screaming subsides, two men have been fatally wounded. The first: populist United States Senator Huey P. Long, the most powerful man in Louisiana, and one of the most prominent political figures in 1930s America. The second: Dr. Carl Weiss, a respected local physician, and Long's presumed assailant. Weiss is riddled with sixty bullets, some of which have passed through his body and lodged in the alabaster walls. Blood soaks through his white linen suit and onto the ornate floor of the State Capitol. Huey Long, known as "The Kingfish," is rushed to the hospital, but pronounced dead thirty hours later. Louisiana politics - and the lives of the two men's families - will never be the same. Through the debate over how Huey Long was killed, 61 Bullets explores a piece of history that is as contentious as the man himself. We watch two families grasp for closure in the wake of a tragedy with ongoing political and personal ramifications. We engage those who know the most (Long experts) and those who care the most (the families of Long and Weiss) in a juxtaposition of competing narratives of the biggest political killing between McKinley and Kennedy. As the Weisses seek to rewrite history and clear their family name, the Longs strive to defend the legacy of their patriarch and preserve his iconic status.
- One creative team that risked everything for a chance at advertising industry glory.
- Hannah Overton, an average American, christian, mother finds herself in prison for life without parole, for the death of the child they were adopting. Hannah is completely innocent. How does she, her husband (Larry) hold onto faith in such horrible circumstances?
- We talk to some of Austin's most talented architects about their winning micro home designs for Community First! Village; a ground-breaking, precedent-setting community for the homeless of Texas' capital city.
- Filmmaker Turk Pipkin promises to help build the first high school for a remote African community and connects Americans and Kenyans in a true story of Building Hope.
- Don is a successful businessman who recently lost his job and his girlfriend. Don's life has fallen down the rabbit hole and his only hope is himself.
- A boy's gender crisis in the aisles of a discount super-store.