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  • Feeding Longevity

    We meet the people of Ikaria cooking up a healthy way of life as Sophia prepares a mediterranean classic. We ask if the blue zone diet can be replicated around the world.

  • After The Virus

    VICE founder Shane Smith speaks to some of the most influential people in the world about how the COVID-19 vaccine will change everything.

  • Homeless Families Are Taking Over Vacant Homes to Protect Themselves From Coronavirus

    A group of families in Los Angeles are occupying vacant homes owned by Caltrans, the state transit authority, in the East LA neighborhood of El Sereno.

  • What’s in Your Organic Creamy Stuff?

    We find out why and what seaweed is doing in your almond milk, just when you think you are being healthy another risk may be rumbling your stomach.

  • What Does Blue Taste Like?

    VICELAND host Messiah Rhodes grew up in a food desert and ate tons of junk coated with food coloring. Food dye is in just about everything and they all can do weird things to your body but Blue #1 has it’s own unique problems.

  • Can McDonald’s Fries Cure Baldness?

    If McDonald’s fries can cure baldness what can the Fliet-O-Fish do?

  • PERFORMANCES: Syd Shaw Raps about Being True to Yourself

    “I can’t help but feel strongly about the adversities we face as minorities. When poverty, mass incarceration, exacerbated mental health issues, and everything else is telling you that you can’t, know that you can. Don’t dim your light, abandon or water down your art in order to survive. 

    When people hear this piece I hope it inspires them to stay true to themselves. You’re a diamond and the pressures you face will only make you better.” – Syd Shaw 

    PERFORMANCES: VICELAND’s favorite vocalists tackle issues that matter to them.

  • PERFORMANCES: Nitty Scott Raps About Mental Health

    “We’re here in Brooklyn outside of John Jay High School where I graduated class of ’09. I ran away to New York City at age 17. I was suicidal, homeless. It was here at this school that I sought help for the first time, and I think that’s why it was important for me to come back here and remember the journey that I’ve taken so far when it comes to my mental health. It’s very important for me to be a voice to people who may not be as willing to share their struggles with psychological distress, and create a safe place to discuss those things, especially within hip hop culture.” – Nitty Scott

    PERFORMANCES: VICELAND’s favorite vocalists tackle issues that matter to them.

  • DJ Khaled on Weight Watchers

    DJ Khaled makes dieting look fun on IG. We’re sure this was totally free promo…

  • Courtnie Sings About Being at a Low Point

    “It’s important for me to talk about mental health in my work because it’s something a lot of people struggle with, especially people of color. I feel like it’s really stigmatized in our community, and it’s important that we all are open about dealing with it so that when we do struggle we don’t struggle alone.” – Courtnie 

    PERFORMANCES is a series where VICELAND’s favorite vocalists tackle issues that matter.

  • The Geographic and Socioeconomic Factors of Organ Transplants

    We meet a husband and wife team that analyze transplant data across the country to learn about organ transplant disparity.

  • Tee Grizzley on Meeting a Psychic in Prison

    Tee Grizzley asks Dr. Singh about psychics and talks about his own experience with one in prison.

  • Tee Grizzley (Preview)

    Rapper Tee Grizzley discusses his time spent in jail and how it affected his subsequent rise to fame.

  • Joe Budden on Losing It

    Joe Budden talks about losing his temper, almost losing his job, and his self-centeredness.

  • Joe Budden (Preview)

    Joe Budden discusses his lifelong rage, from its origins to his on-camera persona.

  • Damian Abraham Attempts to Find Happiness in His Life

    Fucked Up’s Damian Abraham takes stock of his mental and emotional life and where he needs to work and improve.