The Fire Within: Requiem for Katia and Maurice Krafft

Using their archive of spectacular, hypnotic footage, acclaimed filmmaker Werner Herzog pays homage to Katia and Maurice Krafft, legendary French volcanologists and filmmakers who died in a pyroclastic flow on Japan's Mount Unzen in 1991.

Magical Imperfection: The Life and Architecture of Raymond Moriyama

Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama overcame injustice and went on to design groundbreaking works, including the Canadian War Museum. His buildings reflect Ray's unshakable belief in the need for inclusion and social justice in our world.

A Nikkei Canadian Story

A Japanese Canadian doctor reflects on his life before, during and after internment during the Second World War. Following his journey from pre-war Vancouver to post-war Hiroshima, the film offers a hopeful perspective on finding home in a divided world.

Re: Location: Carol Mendes

Czech Philharmonic: 2023 Opening Concert

Semyon Bychkov leads the Czech Philharmonic in a delightful performance of Dvořák’s In Nature’s Realm, Violin Concerto and Symphony No. 8. Guest violinist Augustin Hadelich plays his own stirring arrangement of Gardel’s Por Una Cabeza.

Coastal Dwellers

In the early 1900s, Finnish socialist philosopher, Matti Kurrika, established a utopian colony off the coast of Vancouver Island named Sointula- the Finnish word for harmony.

Hope for Wildlife

A bobcat kitten needs Hope's help, but this little orphan causes big headaches.

Knowledge Kids

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

Athens is an ancient city that has always been at the heart of the action.

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.

David Rocco’s Dolce Italia

David spends time with locals who introduce him to some of Italy’s lesser-known dishes in this rising cultural hub.

Small Voices

Rex Weyler is one of the original founders of Greenpeace. Rex talks about his early days with the organization, and what it was like being a photographer on the first Greenpeace whale campaign voyage.

David Rocco’s Dolce Africa

David speaks with Ethiopian-born people who have spent the majority of their lives abroad and have recently moved back to Addis Ababa.

From The Archives

Warren Bernard was a young child when he was captured in a famous WW2 photograph titled "Wait For me Daddy." Now in his 80s, Warren reflects on the meaning of the famous photo.

WW2: Women on the Frontline

From the determination of SOE operatives to the bravery of teenage resistance fighters, we discover the dangers faced by women who put themselves in the line of fire.

Form + Place

Nitobe Memorial Garden at UBC is one of the most authentic Japanese gardens in North America. Dedicated to Nitobe Inazo, who's goal was to "become a bridge across the Pacific," the garden now offers that connection.

Secrets of WWII: Black GIs in Britain

Nadifa Mohamed explores Churchill’s controversial decision to allow the US to bring its segregated army to the UK and the racial tensions that came with it. Seeking out those who experienced these turbulent events, Nadifa examines how the impacts continue to resonate today.

Re: Location: Yaimel López

World's Greatest Ships

HMS Victory was Admiral Nelson's personal flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, and at one point was the largest warship in the world.

Flawed

Hope for Wildlife

A hare in a snare needs Hope's help, Chelsea hits the road to rescue a litter of orphaned foxes, and an injured bobcat is rushed to Dr. Barry's for medical attention.

The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes

Uncover the unique creative process of E.J. Hughes, from inside the vaults of the Vancouver Art Gallery, UVic Special Collections and the National Gallery of Canada.