Interview

Frédéric Bourdin is a serial impostor. Beginning his impersonations as a child, he’s assumed around 500 false identities – three of them were missing teenagers.

We spoke to Jerry Nyman, the man who accidentally discovered the corpse of someone who had been missing for over 20 years whilst doing a Google Maps search.

Antisemitism is a common theme running throughout many conspiracy theories. That's because of a book – The Protocols of the Elders of Zion – by the Russian Secret Police.

In this episode of Truth Hurts, we look at the books, films and TV shows that conspiracy theorists have been taking their ideas from.

Celebs answer the most important questions in life.

Even though he makes tens of thousands a month selling weed, this dealer wants to stop. The reason: His product is so laced with chemicals that it has become poison.

From Peckham's streets to an international superstar, Naira Marley is Nigeria’s biggest afrobeats sensation. He receives adulation and courts controversy in equal measure.

Knox Fortune talks about his love for Tony Hawk Pro Skater, the top trait needed for songwriting, and which famous Chicagoan he'd chose to protect him.

We follow the money to find out how the cocaine industry actually works, why it functions the way it does and who bears the responsibility.

VICE World News host Zing Tsjeng discovers how many of the nation’s beloved stately homes are steeped in colonial and slave trade connections.

Not many thieves end up on Interpol’s most wanted list, but Mark Blaney did. He told us about his years as a jewellery thief across Europe.

Going on a shroom, DMT or acid trip may not sound like a conventional therapy session, but there’s a psychedelic revolution going on in mental health treatment.