texas

Paco travels to San Antonio to try the perfect Puffy Taco, with three takes on the local staple. First, at Taco House, then heading over to Lala's Gorditas, and finishing up with a homemade puffy Taco at the home of chef Diana Barrios Treviño.

Ramon Sosa's wife wanted him dead, but the police needed proof. With their help, Ramon faked his death through a series of gruesome photos to catch her in the act.

Vince Hanneman, AKA The Junk King, has become famous in Austin for the massive, multi-room, 60-ton Cathedral of Junk he has been building on his property since the 80s.

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.

Dee Dee, a Northern Thai street food truck in Austin, TX, was not immune to the global pandemic – owners Lakana and Justin Trubiana were forced to temporarily close down for the first time since they started their business four years ago. But that time aw

Trey asks Yella Beezy questions.

Said to be an acronym for “slow, loud, & bangin’” Slabs are the vehicular manifestation of Houston’s hip hop culture - one that’s had a major ripple effect on the rap scene nationwide.

We travel to Houston, TX to see how newcomers to the highly illegal and often dangerous “sideshow” car scene are escaping cops and getting their car club some clout.

Johnny Dang is hip-hop's go-to guy for grillz, chains, and other custom jewelry pieces.

Johnny Dang gives us an exclusive tour of his workshop and the intricate grill-making process--all before making a VIP delivery to one of his oldest clients: Snoop Dogg.

77-year-old Arturo Rojas' guns designs can be sold for up to $60,000 per custom job. Working out of a small studio in his family’s Mexican restaurant in Dallas, Arturo spends his time engraving guns sent to him from around the world.

Kiara Cervantes is a CBP officer, who after being photographed with Vice President Mike Pence at an immigration detention facility, became a viral sensation as “#ICEbae.”