Exploring a rich vein of Black history in a rural area in southern Ontario, Canada leads to attempts by descendants to protect and restore an abandoned freedom seeker cemetery with a connection to Harriet Tubman.

In Dating Unlocked, hopeful romantics from the LGBTQ2S+ community move beyond curated social media and dating profiles to find love in real life, and potentially share the key to their hearts. From the traditional to more radical, there are daters from all walks of life who share the same goal - to find a hook-up, a date or their one and only.

In each episode, our lead dater selects someone they’d like to continue the romance with – by choosing between three prospective dates. To assist these love seekers in creating a connection with the lead dater, each episode involves games, activities and intimate moments tailored to showcase their personalities and interests. After weighing their options, the lead dater extends a secret invite for a second date. Will the chosen person unlock those fuzzy, flirty feelings and show up or leave them alone behind the door?

There is only one way to find out!

MUAK ECO FIGHT is a digital fanzine. The season showcased focuses on the environmental struggle through interviews with various ecological participants.
There are animal rights activists, marijuana legalists, natural wine producers, or just regular people converted to veganism and urban folk went into exile at the countryside.
They all have in common a strong ecological conscience and act on a daily basis for the well-being of our planet.
MUAK ECO FIGHT takes the liberty of animating the different topics raised. The format features sketches by Gaston Armagno, cartoons by Maiana, and songs in karaoke mode, with Jakes on the accordion and the collaboration of famous poets from the Basque Country (Itxaro Borda, Eric Dichary and Jon Garmendia).
Presented by its creator, the entertainer and producer Jokin Etcheverria, accompanied by the punk comedian Ane Lindane, MUAK ECO FIGHT is a pocket format that evokes the style of the 80s fanzine, in a colourful digital version, all "made in the street and the garage".

Beth and Courtney are girl-bosses, interior designers and best friends. On this reality TV show, they renovate rooms all in a single day, transforming the lives of their clients forever.

Slightly misguided (but up for anything) people from various walks of life meet in a craft brewery's parking lot to joust on bicycles of double the normal height, raise money for a nonprofit bicycle shop that focuses on urban transportation equity, and to joyously celebrate life in all of its absurdity.

Uniquely blending documentary and scripted elements, this very real tournament is presented by hosts from a SportsCenter-esque studio as though it is a live event of international significance—like the Super Bowl or World Cup—and the jousters hyped as the superheroes they so clearly are.

THE TALL BIKE JOUST originally served as a pilot for SMART PEOPLE BEING STUPID—an unscripted TV/ web series traveling the nation to find intelligent and successful people who engage in random, silly, and seemingly pointless events the general public does not even know exists. But, given the success of this pilot and of the underground sport of tall bicycle jousting, this project also now serves as a pilot for THE TALL BIKE JOUST WORLD CUP—an arced series following five jousters from the pilot as they earn points in tall bicycle jousting tournaments across the southeast and strive to be crowned the year-end champion.

Tilt Pinball explores the inner workings of the game and shares techniques and strategies to help you realize your pinball potential.