ATLANTA

The Gold Club was an epic party until the feds brought it crashing down.

Action stops in DC, Atlanta, and Miami, eats in the hottest restaurant in the country, samples true southern BBQ and learns how to make a new bay scallop and papaya dish.

Handball court pizza parties, Guyanese juice spots, the best falafel in NYC and a flute performance make this the best episode of food television in NYC.

Ryan was a stickup kid, a crack dealer, and a two-time felon before he was 18

Atlanta rapper Young Nudy kicks it with VICE’s Trey Smith to play the Noisey of Questionnaire of Life where he reveals his love of Waffles, Turkey Bacon and Strip clubs.

Damian finds out what it takes to become a professional wrestler in America today.

Karley spends time at strip clubs to find out: are strippers the new "It Girls"?

Stripper No Foreign explains how she built her brand from Instagram and became a rapper.

We met up with Tiago, a white student at Atlanta’s historically black Morehouse College, to hear why it was the only school he applied to, and what it’s like to be one of very few non-black students on campus.

Kevin Abstract visits his High School in Texas. Ameer performs for his hometown.

Brockhampton artist Ameer Vann describes his personal journey and why he has begun to read the bible.

Being the oldest brewery in the Atlanta, Red Brick has been brewing beer since 1993. During our time there we follow two brewers, Garrett Lockhart and Steve Anderson, to learn about their paths to becoming brewers and what makes their beer unique.