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Many in the West practice body modification to some degree, whether it's ear-piercing or breast implants. When people go to extremes with body modification, they provoke fear and disbelief. Take, for example, the world's most pierced woman, Elaine Davidson, with her 8000 plus piercings; Mary Jose Cristerna, with horn implants, pointed teeth, and body tattoos; pumped up female body builders, worshipped by some men for their strength and physique; and Japan's adventurous bagel heads, having saline injected into their foreheads for a temporary mutant thrill.

As a cause and consequence of multiple social struggles and evolutions as well as medical progress, the sexual revolution redefined our societies. From New York to Paris, San Francisco and Berlin, discover previously unseen public and private archives with analysis by the most eminent experts.

Follows a year in the life of nine-year-old Janibek, who lives with his family in Mongolia's Altai Mountains.

Steeped in history, the guardians of Bondi share a spiritual connection to their home and protect it for the future generations.

Shaun Micallef explores what Australia's relationship with alcohol looks like today, from retirees who like to party to busy book-club mums. Plus Shaun has his first drink since university days, and his first hangover.

The Guugu Yimidhirr people of Hope Vale in the Cape York Peninsula have created a unique Easter tradition centred around their cemetery that reflects who they are and what they've been through.

A company plans to develop land around the former Deebing Creek Mission and cemetery, causing upset among the traditional owners who protest against the company to save their land.

The never-before-told story of Suzanne Mitchell, the fiercely loyal den mother of the original Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Seen by many as regressive and exploitative, this diverse sisterhood of small-town 'girls next door' became a controversial pop culture phenomenon at the height of the Sexual Revolution, changing the game of football, and America, forever.

As a cause and consequence of multiple social struggles and evolutions as well as medical progress, the sexual revolution redefined our societies. From New York to Paris, San Francisco and Berlin, discover previously unseen public and private archives with analysis by the most eminent experts.

Many cultures around the world believe evil can manifest in demonic spirits that enter a person's body. For some who believe, the only solution is an exorcism. In Phoenix, Arizona, a battle for the souls of those said to be possessed is being waged, not by priests, but by five teenage girls. In the Potosi silver mines of Bolivia, miners believe the best way to survive the extreme working conditions is to cut a deal with the devil. In Colombia, a man's life is crumbling away. Believing he is tortured by demons, he feels he has only two options: suicide or an exorcism. But this exorcism isn't sanctioned by the church. It's a bizarre and elaborate ritual that has to be seen to be believed. In Florida, an ex-sex worker and drug addict has become the leader of an evangelical ministry that promises salvation through deliverance from demonic possession.

When Travis swiped right on Tinder, he found himself in a fast-moving relationship with Rabia, a Pakistani-Australian. To continue the relationship, Travis converted to Islam and agreed to marry Rabia immediately. Rabia faces ongoing struggles within her Pakistani community, particularly with her devout mother, Nadia. Nadia thinks Travis has converted purely for the sake of marriage, and fears a backlash from the gossip-mongers in her Melbourne community. Meanwhile, Indigenous Wiradjuri woman Jessa plunges into Maori culture. Her wedding to important Maori leader, Areti, will be heavy on protocol, with Indigenous elders, politicians and even royalty on the guest list. Jessa's greatest challenge will be performing an ancient Maori song called a Waiata at the wedding reception. She's under pressure to get it right, or risk causing offence.

Maitre d' and host Fred Sirieix and GP Zoe Williams open a restaurant with a difference, welcoming 20 unsuspecting diners for a slap-up meal. This ground-breaking stunt reveals the astonishing amount of exercise required to remove excess calories from our bodies.

An Italian family face being torn apart, an Irish couple fight for their son, and a man in detention makes his last desperate bid to prevent his deportation to a country he barely knows.

Sri Lankan Hindu Lalith has gone against his parents' wishes for an arranged marriage and chosen Chinese Australian, Louise. His parents refuse to speak to her and they won't be attending the wedding. Lalith has a tough job on his hands trying to persuade his parents to acknowledge his bride-to-be before the big day. Childhood sweethearts Derian and Jye are planning an extravagant, three day, 500-guest affair. Derian is a Muslim Gypsy and has agreed to adopt many wedding traditions to keep her family happy. Derian's father, Izzy, has instructed easy-going Maltese-Aussie Jye that his daughter must be a virgin until she's married. Izzy will find out whether Jye and Derian have kept their promise on the wedding night, when the sheets will be inspected for blood. If she is, they'll celebrate with an ancient blood ceremony called a Blaga Rikija. If not, he will disown his daughter.

It was a moment that changed Australia forever. Four young children killed on their way to buy ice-cream. Featuring unseen vision and exclusive interviews with the parents and the surviving children, this is the story of the Oatlands crash that killed Antony, Sienna and Angelina Abdallah and their cousin Veronique Sakr in 2020.

A team of elite climbers attempt to locate the bodies of George Mallory and Andrew Irvine and the camera that could solve Everest's greatest mystery.

Shaun Micallef goes on a journey to discover why Australians drink the way we do. From a bachelors and spinsters ball, to a pub crawl with a women's soccer team, and a confronting meeting with a former drinker.

Explore the chaotic and colourful road to intercultural weddings. Six couples try to straddle the gulf between cultures and the gap between their parents' expectations and their own dreams. Armenian Christian bride Nancy is marrying Indian Hindu groom Ashu in a Christian wedding in the Armenian Church. Nancy's family has struggled to accept the union, so much so that Nancy and her mother didn't speak to each other for 18 months. Now the families are trying to come together in time for the wedding day. While in Adelaide, skip truck driver Mark is marrying sustainability expert Mabui in a ceremony in Kenya. Mark has only travelled overseas once before to Hawaii. He's in for a culture shock in Nairobi when the first task is to negotiate a goat dowry for his bride.