Tiny Wonders

From 6am to 6pm on weekdays and 6am to noon on weekends, Knowledge Kids is BC’s trusted destination for high-quality, commercial-free programming for children ages 2–8.

Waterfront Cities of the World

Bikes and Amsterdam are so inseparable that they are said to outnumber people here.

From Parking Lot to Paradise

David Rocco’s Dolce Tuscany

David visits an agriturismo that specializes in sheep’s milk cheese, then heads to the nearby seaside town of Porto Ercole where he experiments with recipes using cheese and seafood.

BC Birds At a Glance

A house finch watches urban life from its perch in the trees.

David Rocco’s Dolce India

The head chef at Bukhara, one of India’s most famous restaurants, teaches David the principles of developing his own garam masala.

Take Me Home

A restaurant is a village made up of the people who work there, the people who produce the food, and the customers; it's a home created through a mosaic of experiences.

One Cup, A Thousand Stories

Tea spread from China across the globe, reshaping each new culture it encountered.

Dear Reader

Author Evelyn Lau reflects on her groundbreaking memoir "Runaway: Diary Of A Street Kid" on the 30th anniversary of its first publication.

End Game

Tony heads to the US, where athlete activism has long shaped social movements, and sees how an entire team can champion change.

Christine Sinclair: Kind Of A Big Deal

Ryan Reynolds narrates this animated documentary about one of sport’s most unassuming superstars – Burnaby-born soccer legend Christine Sinclair. Directed by animator Eoin Duffy, it’s a story of how quiet leadership can leave the loudest legacy.

Emergency Room: Life and Death at VGH

Triage sorts through bike accidents, severed fingers, a patient who has fallen off a mountain, and one who barely needs a bandage.

Starlight & Other Sounds: The Music of Alexina Louie

Hope for Wildlife

Barry and Hayley's adventure in the UK continues at a rehab using the latest in alternative therapies. Hope for Wildlife expands beyond Hope's tiny farm.

Dancehalls, Deejays + Distortion

At the height of his popularity, Paul Horn performed a series of solo flute concerts for a grieving orca named Haida, who was mourning the death of his mate Chimo.