Dane Newton runs a donut business, Dane's Donuts. The Donut Man shows how his involvement in the surf scene connected him to donut shops and made him realize his life's goal was to make people happy through donuts.

Behind the curtain of the Aquarium of the Pacific, three puppeteers use humor and heart to connect audiences with the ocean. Pacific Pals reveals how the program began and what inspired each performer to take on this imaginative work.

Tattoo artists speak about the evolution of their craft and common misconceptions behind it.

Librarians share the story of a historic 1986 fire that swept through the Los Angeles Public Library.

Two veterans share the mental health struggles they’ve experienced following their military service.

High school students in and around Los Angeles learn how to sail through a maritime program.

Shirelle Conaue, an unhoused individual, shares her struggles, hopes and dreams while living on the streets of Los Angeles.

Kindred Spirits Care Farm rescues animals suffering from PTSD and shepherds them toward a better life.

In response to the grief Barbara Lawson experienced due to the passing of her mother, she created a business that teaches customers a unique form of self-care.

A resident of Northern California shares the changes his home has faced since the draining of Copco Lake and the return of the Klamath River.

Cannabis manufacturers discuss their journey from being lawbreakers to becoming a new breed of entrepreneurs.

Survivors and legal experts discuss abuse at the hands of a Knights of Columbus leader.

Residents and trappers react to the rising peafowl population in Los Angeles County.

10P founder Samual Brown discusses how his non-profit helps formerly incarcerated people navigate life after prison.

In the 1920s, the Hotel Dunbar was one of L.A.’s only hotels to open its doors to Black Americans. Now, it’s the home of a thriving jazz scene.