Disinfonauts! When it comes to refugees, we’ve been flooded with information, “fake news”, real news and all manner of things that have muddied the waters of our consciousness. In terms of who…
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Abby launches a deep investigation into Chevron Texaco’s intentional spilling of 19 billion gallons of oil and waste in Ecuador’s pristine Amazon rainforest–and the 25-year-long legal battle that followed.
In this installment of the Free Radical Media podcast, we are joined by Blue Cobalt of Living Paradise. Cobalt and his team are working on a multi-season documentary series, “Intentional,” which documents Intentional Communities of all kinds across the country, and soon, the world.
Obama’s high-profile trip to Hiroshima was accompanied by a media storm that gave endless justifications for the US use of the atomic bomb on Japanese civilians. The myths are widely accepted in society, and underpin the notion of American exceptionalism.
Puerto Rico’s massive debt has been discussed at length in Congress and the media, all omitting the most important fact: the history of being a colonial subject for over 500 years, still owned and controlled by the United States.
Last month, the University of San Francisco made an alarming discovery, that 93% of Americans tested had traces of a chemical called glyphosate in their urine. Last year, the World Health Organization deemed glyphosate a “possible carcinogen”.
Digging deep into Hillary’s connections to Wall Street, Abby Martin reveals how the Clinton’s multi-million-dollar political machine operates.
Waltz With Bashir is a documentary film that exists in a rare category in that it bends the generic conventions of its format, ultimately creating an experience that is truly unique.
In 2005, an Illinois judge convicted Jennifer Del Prete of first degree murder and sentenced her to a prison term of twenty years. Del Prete, a mother of two who’d been working…
Did you know that all official Norwegian diplomats in training have to go through a formal lesson about Norwegian black metal?
While most would agree there is a vast difference between mindless scrawl and a beautiful or thought-provoking piece of artwork, contradictory attitudes are regularly displayed towards the platform.
A new ‘documentary’ directed by former doctor and researcher Andrew Wakefield was announced as an “Official Selection” for the Tribeca film festival on March 21, 2015. “Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe” is set…
On May 13, 1985, one of the most shameful, horrific attacks by U.S. police ever took place in West Philadelphia. 11 people—including five children—were killed in a deliberate massacre.
A deep-green/deep-time, highly cerebral discussion of the environmental crisis, The Cross of the Moment attempts to connect the dots between Fermi’s Paradox, climate change, capitalism, and collapse. Interviews with top scientists and…
The Corbett Report, an independent alternative news source produced by James Corbett, has released a documentary about the history of the “oil-igarchy.” From farm to pharmaceutical, diesel truck to dinner plate, pipeline…
Je suis Charlie is French for “I am Charlie.” A slogan created by art Director Joachim Roncin and adopted by supporters world-wide of freedom of speech and freedom of the press after…
The soil, the raw Earth, the meat of our world that lays atop the bones… here is the vitality that underlays all life. I recently watched the documentary “The Symphony of Soil,”…
In March of 2011 a massive earthquake rocked Japan. The prefecture of Fukushima saw heavy damage from the quake which was immediately followed by a tsunami. The tsunami caused massive damage to…
Lucid dreaming secrets: expand your consciousness beyond the waking state to access deeper understanding and higher realities. Featuring lucid dreaming teacher Charlie Morley. A 45 minute TV documentary filmed by SABC TV…
Documentary filmmaker, Raphael Treza, goes on an adventure with Indian gypsies in his newest film. Synopsis: Filmmaker Raphael Treza traveled to northern India and lived among an ancient tribe known as the…
A tribe of Nepal hunt a wild honey with natural psychoactive properties (“mad honey”) they use it as a medicine and a soft drug. I guess the narrator can’t handle his honey… h/t…
LARPing, or live-action roleplaying, is a game in which people create characters and act out storylines within fictional worlds, in real time, in costume. Vice goes LARPing to meet Jon Gallagher, a…
Neverminding the corny music (which is strangely reminiscent of the Zelda: Ocarina of Time soundtrack), this short documentary shows some interesting interviews with people who claim to have been abducted.
The title of Moore’s new doc is somewhat misleading, though its message is ultimately one of hope: he “invades” other countries to see what they are doing right, and then speculates on…
“One Day In Auschwitz” follows 89-year-old Holocaust survivor Kitty Hart-Moxon’s poignant return to the former Nazi death camp where she was sent 70 years earlier, with her mother, at the age of…