US Department of Agriculture
USDA-ARS Entomologists “Turn Up The Bass” On Vineyard Pests
Scientists with the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service in central California are using sound to control insects that spread disease in grape vineyards. USDA’s Patrick O’Leary has more.
Independent Producers
Using DNA to Catch Poachers
Game wardens in California are now using DNA fingerprinting analysis to help protect illegal poaching of wildlife. There are many species, from large game to shellfish, which are being illegally caught or killed for food. Since there are...
NPR
Crossing the Southern Border for College
The high cost of college in California is prompting students to cross the Mexican border in search of affordable options. CETYS, a private university with campuses in three Mexican border towns, currently enrolls over 300 California...
AllTime 10s
10 Deadliest Animals on Earth
Sure, sharks are dangerous, but these 10 animals are way more scary than them! Here are the 10 Deadliest Animals on Earth! Jason Statham - take note'
Science360
Self-Driving Cars - Science of Innovation
At Google headquarters in Mountain View, California, computer scientist Sebastian Thrun and his team of software engineers are creating a fleet of self-driving cars. His innovative approach to artificial intelligence is what makes these...
Visual Learning Systems
Geology of North America: Mountain Building
North America's geology and topography is a fascinating and beautiful story. This video captures footage from throughout the continent to tell this captivating story. Major geological events such as the formation of the Appalachian and...
Barcroft Media
Overcoming Lymphedema and Defying Society's Expectations
This video is a powerful and inspiring story about body positivity and self-acceptance. Carmen, who has lymphedema, shares her journey of embracing her body and challenging societal standards. Through a lingerie photoshoot, she aims to...
Next Animation Studio
Researcher claims women also hunted 9000 years ago
After finding stone projectiles near a woman’s skeleton, Californian researchers concluded that ancient women hunted
Brainwaves Video Anthology
Kipp Dawson - Teachers Make a Difference
At age 71, Kipp Dawson is currently teaching middle school English in Pittsburgh, PA. Before that she spent more than a decade as a coal miner, yes you heard correctly, a coal miner. She is a union leader, civil rights activist,...
Curated Video
The Search for Extraterrestrial Life: A Brief History of SETI
This video provides a brief overview of the history and ongoing efforts of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). It highlights the curiosity of scientists and amateur enthusiasts in seeking out intelligent life beyond our...
Barcroft Media
Barbie Wannabe Has Eye Surgery To Look More Caucasian | HOOKED ON THE LOOK
A SELF-proclaimed ‘human doll’ has had eyelid surgery to make her appear more Caucasian - like her style icon Barbie. Ophelia Vanity, from Los Angeles, California, is half-Chinese by heritage - but spent $4,000 on a blepharoplasty to...
EarthEcho International
Youth in Action: Students Co-Write Legislation to Conserve Millions of Gallons of Water
The Water Guardians from Washington Middle School in La Habra, CA, worked to make an impact in their community through policy. These young women helped to write and pass a bill that conserves freshwater by establishing water-efficiency...
TLDR News
Gavin Newsom SURVIVES Recall: What Does this Mean? - TLDR News
Following a recall election, California Governor Gavin Newsom has successful survived a bid to remove him from office. In this video, we discuss what these results mean for the state, the broader impacts that could be felt across America...
The March of Time
Hoover speaks
MOT 1935: INTERVIEW: Past-President Herbert Hoover sitting at desk w/ unidentified man taking notes saying he only wants country to know issues criticizing 'New Deal' spending w/o balancing the budget 'printing press credit & increased...
National Parks Service
Study the Scientist: A Hydrologist
Hydrologist Jim Roche manages Yosemite's water quality monitoring program and works to protect the park's water resources, including two Wild & Scenic rivers: the Merced and the Tuolumne rivers.
Barcroft Media
I Shot Myself And Now I’m Paralysed
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 2019: A MAN who tried to kill himself has found a new lease for life with his caregiving girlfriend after becoming paralysed from the waist down. Kevin Ortiz, an Air Force veteran, originally from...
Curated Video
How donuts have benefitted America's immigrants
Donuts are the all-American confectionery. They have also helped a group of immigrants from Cambodia pursue the American dream.
The Wall Street Journal
A Boardroom Agenda
Women are winning more board seats, and shareholders are calling for more accountability and equity. How will the new cohort of corporate directors and shareholders go about changing the way companies are run?
The Africa Channel
Currency of Wealth: Ancient African weaponary and crafts
Host Gugulethu Zuma-Ncube introduces the unusual yet fascinating forms of ethnographic African currencies; from personal adornments such as beads, shells, jewelry and even massive iron forms weighing as much as 100 pounds, to the...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Systems Theory: Balancing Efficiency with Resiliency
In part 5 of INET's interview with John Fullerton, he says that a sustainable economic system is not maximized by efficiency but resilient to multiple shocks
NPR
Working While Homeless
People who are homeless are often stereotyped as not having a job and living on the street. But many working people do not have a stable home of their own because they cannot afford it. They may live with friends or family temporarily,...
Professor Dave Explains
Richard Nixon: I Am Not a Crook (1969 – 1974)
Richard Nixon is famous for being the only president to ever resign from office. Most also know about the Watergate scandal that prompted this decision. What was Watergate? What other events defined Nixon's presidency, and political...
Mr. Beat
Affirmative Action for College Regents of the University of California v. Bakke
A man claims to be reverse discriminated against when he applies for UC Davis Medical School. Does affirmative action go against the Constitution?