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Braving the wilderness of Canada, two scientists trek unforgiving terrain to uncover a secret, nuclear powered Soviet-era spy satellite that crashed there decades ago.

Fossil fuel companies knew about climate change decades ago. But instead of doing something about it, they spent billions to confuse the public and seed doubt.

In the final World Without Planes, we learn to make the best pizza in Naples, visit a crypt with 80,000 skulls and witness a Neapolitan blood ritual.

In part one of our series finale of World Without Planes, we eat deep fried pizza in Naples, drink €1 Aperol spritzes, watch the Napoli game and party at a refugee club.

In episode four of World Without Planes, we drink more Serbian moonshine on a scenic train ride, swim in a blue cave in Dubrovnik, and go cliff diving in Puglia, Italy.

Bupe & Matt spend the night in an old mill haunted by a Serbian vampire, drink moonshine made from plums and try the most expensive cheese on earth.

In episode two of our sustainable travel series, Bupe Bhima & Matt Shea hop on a 20-hour party train from Dam to Budapest, bathe in beer, and party at an illegal art rave

In this episode of The World Without Planes, we got a ferry to Amsterdam. Once there, we learned about LGBTQ rights at Pride, tripped with an eco-minded “mushroom guru”.

High tech scarecrows are solving bird poop problem on wind turbines

Energy distribution in the United States has long been dependent on coal and gas, but there is a new path to move towards renewable and clean energy.

As bills caused by climate change begin to mount, Shane Smith investigates the true cost of denial.

In February, The Whitney Museum of American Art presented Red In View (Orbit), a 10 day continuous performance art piece by artists MPA, Amapola Prada, and Elizabeth Marcus-Sonenberg.