Programming prodigy and information activist Aaron Swartz achieved groundbreaking work in social justice and political organizing. His passion for open access ensnared him in a legal nightmare that ended with the taking of his own life at the age of 26. Disclaimer: All videos in this collection are embedded from third-party hosting sites. We do not claim ownership of these videos. Our intent is to support the original creators by directing all views and ad revenue to them.

Documentary about Tony King aka Malik Farrakhan: African-American activist, Pro Football player, movie star and now head of security for the band Public Enemy. Disclaimer: All videos in this collection are embedded from third-party hosting sites. We do not claim ownership of these videos. Our intent is to support the original creators by directing all views and ad revenue to them.

A rare piece of CKDS Radio history from Chippenham Sci-Fi & Comic Con 2014, now fully restored in 8K 60FPS, featuring exclusive interviews with sci-fi legends and convention guests that were once nearly lost due to faulty audio and video issues. Highlights include cast and crew from Doctor Who, Star Wars, Red Dwarf, Space Precinct, Farscape, and more, with appearances by Simon Fisher-Becker, Jon Davey, Pam Rose, Brian Wheeler, Nick Joseph, Ken Coombs, Richard James, Chris Barrie, Virginia Hey, Anthony Milner, Michelle Donelan, and Mayor John Scragg.

Experience one of the most pivotal moments in American history as President John F. Kennedy delivers his landmark speech on civil rights. Originally broadcast on June 11, 1963, this powerful address marked a turning point in the national conversation about equality and justice.

Produced in 1960 by The United Church of Canada and The National Council of Churches of Christ (U.S.A.), Alf Goes to Work is a black-and-white documentary narrated by Bernard Braden, with music by John Hotchkis and The Goldsbrough Orchestra. The film follows Rev. George MacLeod’s founding of the Iona Community in Scotland and Canon Ernest Southcott’s parish work in Leeds, exploring faith, labor, and the role of the church in modern industrial life.

Nipsey Hussle was more than a rapper—he was an entrepreneur determined to reinvest in his community. The Marathon Cultivation Documentary captures that side of his legacy, tracing how Nipsey and his brother Samiel “Blacc Sam” Asghedom built their Marathon OG cannabis operation from the streets of Crenshaw and Slauson into a fully licensed business. Viewers see the early hustle, the challenges of moving from the underground market into the legal industry, and the vision that led to the opening of The Marathon Collective dispensary in Canoga Park. Along the way, the film showcases behind-the-scenes moments, grow-room tours, and a special appearance from Snoop Dogg, framing The Marathon (Cultivation) as a story of persistence, ownership, and community uplift.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt is remembered for confronting some of the toughest challenges any American president has ever faced, from the Great Depression to the rise of Nazi Germany, while managing his own physical limitations. American Icons: FDR explores how he reshaped the presidency, steered the nation through crisis, and helped redefine democracy at home and abroad in just over a decade in office. This episode of the American Icons series is streamed on 8KFLIKz as an embedded Curiosity Stream YouTube documentary; the video itself remains hosted on YouTube. See more from curiosity stream at https://curiositystream.com/

Today we explore the extraordinary life and career of Robin Williams, from early stand-up and “Mork & Mindy” to defining film work in “Good Will Hunting,” “Dead Poets Society,” and “Mrs. Doubtfire.” The episode blends archival clips with narration to illuminate his creative process, range, and the personal battles behind the public joy, including later-life health challenges. Chapters include Childhood, First Creative Steps, Breakthrough Roles, and Farewell. Originally published June 6, 2024 on the Biographer channel; this listing embeds the official YouTube upload.

No figure in recent sports history is as divisive as Jose Canseco. Millions of baseball fans remember him as the powerhouse slugger who earned one of the sport's rare statistics: 40/40. But millions more remember him as the whistleblower whose admission to steroids juicing exposed a scandal that overshadowed his remarkable career and led to the Congressional hearings that cast a pall over America's greatest pastime, baseball. Now, Jose finally speaks out. What emerges is a nuanced portrait of a man driven by grief and a promise made. Only time will tell whether history remembers Jose Canseco as a legend, a whistleblower or a scapegoat. But this candid documentary will leave audiences convinced of one inescapable fact. The Truth Hurts.

Ludacris: The Southern Smoke is a documentary portrait of Ludacris, exploring his rise as one of the South’s most lucrative and influential rap artists and giving viewers a better understanding of the man behind the music and the fame, including his later success in films like Fast and Furious. This movie is embedded from the official source and all preroll ad revenue goes directly to the official uploader.

He was known as The Overweight Lover, The Heavster, and Most Affectionately, Heavy D. Penned as one of the most likable people in Hip-Hop, he lived a life that was not only positive and enlightening as a performer, but also as a father and a friend. Be Inspired is a documentary chronicling the prolific life and career of Dwight "Heavy D" Myers.

Explore the evolutionary forces that shaped the modern human body. While humans may not excel as specialists in running, fighting, or hunting, our unmatched adaptability—and “jack of all trades” physiology—has become the key to our survival. Featuring insights from evolutionary research, this documentary from Curiosity Stream’s A Curious World series examines how genetic mutations, versatility, and natural selection made humans uniquely successful as a species.

More than 100 years ago, the Wright brothers changed the course of human history. Inspired by a childhood toy helicopter, Orville and Wilbur embarked on a lifelong scientific quest to understand flight. With no formal engineering education, they used their skills as bicycle mechanics, built experimental gliders, and conducted pioneering aerodynamic research. Their persistence led to the world’s first powered, controlled airplane flight. This Bright Now documentary explores their inventions, failures, and extraordinary achievements.

Babies captivate us with their chubby cheeks, tiny toes, and joyful giggles—but why? This documentary explores the biological, emotional, and evolutionary reasons behind the traits humans develop from infancy. Dive into the science of personality and discover which traits lead to stronger bonds, deeper connections, and even long-term success in life. Part of Curiosity Stream’s A Curious World series.

Before they led America through national crises, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, and Lyndon Johnson endured profound personal struggles that shaped their leadership. This CuriosityStream documentary, featuring historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, explores how trauma and adversity forged the resilience and determination that defined these iconic presidents.