Richard Ayoade and Stephen Merchant explore Dubrovnik, diving into Game of Thrones lore, sampling oysters, surviving a muddy buggy ride, and navigating Croatian quirks—all with biting humor and deadpan charm.
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Stephen immerses himself in local culture, learning about generations worth of traditions from barber shops to mask-making.
Exploring trails around Mount Taranaki and Mount Hikurangi on New Zealand's North Island.
Battling the elements while backpacking during an early season snowstorm in Charlevoix.
Richard Ayoade and Ellie Taylor race through Madrid's museums, violet candies, ham-carving rituals, and surreal sermons—balancing art, history, and absurdity with deadpan charm, all under the searing Spanish sun and a swirl of cured pork.
In this episode, we explore Zunya, an eco-village, and its enchanting blue zone concept. We delve into communal living, uncovering its allure. At La Senda, we experience soul cleansing Temazcal and a sublime cacao ceremony. We engage in a farm-to-table activity, savouring locally sourced ingredients. Cala Luna offers a rejuvenating body treatment amidst serene surroundings. We encounter the Maleku Tribes, witnessing their dance ceremony and visiting their cacao farm. The journey concludes with a breath taking hike and a majestic volcano view, reminding us of nature's beauty. This episode is a transformative adventure of self-discovery, cultural immersion, and connection with nature.
Richard Ayoade and Lou Sanders explore Bergen, Norway—from misty mountains and seafood foraging to zip-lining and eco-tree planting—mixing Nordic charm, deadpan wit, and unpredictable antics in a uniquely offbeat travel adventure.
Richard Ayoade and Stephen Merchant explore Dubrovnik, diving into Game of Thrones lore, sampling oysters, surviving a muddy buggy ride, and navigating Croatian quirks—all with biting humor and deadpan charm.
While visiting St. Louis, Missouri, Chunz and Makh explore the soulful Blues community and take a turn jookin' and ballroomin' dancing.
Chunz and Makh visit Lafayette, Louisiana where they take a deep dive into Zydeco music and local crawfish with Grammy-winning musician Chubby.
Narrated by Morgan Freeman, this documentary short takes viewers on a scenic, fast-paced journey through the United States' natural wonders. The film emphasizes the connection between humans and nature, exploring locations from the Alaskan wilderness to the Appalachian Trail and Utah's canyons.
The family explores the vibrant culture, food, and music of the city, likely experiencing the French Quarter and Louisiana cuisine.
Discover the green island of Ireland, find out why the inhabitants of La Gomera like to whistle, enjoy the view from the highest rock in Europe on Madeira and take a donkey taxi on the small Greek island of Hydra.
With two teams at the checkpoint –Ilha Grande in Brazil – the two remaining teams are engaged in a frantic race to avoid finishing the leg in last place. Dom and Lizzie are on foot, running through the jungle whilst Jo and Sam are paddling furiously in a canoe across the bay. It's a nail-biting ending and the siblings just manage to edge out their rivals and sign into the book.
Brutalist Architecture Makes a Comeback Apartment Blends the Retro and the Modern Concrete: A Stylish Construction Material A Restored Alpine Chalet Living With the Blues Villa Delta: Living in a Triangle
Historical Apartment Meets Ethnic Furnishings A Remodeled 1960s Bungalow in Iceland Living in a Pyramid House A Seafront Vacation Home in Greece A ‘Villa Villekulla' in Lyon All Lit Up: The “Luminale” Festival
Dave Holmes explores Miami's dynamic cultural scene, from the international art spectacle of Art Basel to Little Havana's rich culinary traditions, Wynwood's street art, quickie couture fashion, flamenco dance, and dazzling Art Deco architecture.
David Keeps explores Los Angeles's creative energy from cutting edge Culver City galleries and Disney Hall to the Getty's bold exhibits and Chinatown's emerging scene revealing how art, architecture, and personality fuel this sprawling cultural capital.
David Keeps explores London's vibrant art scene from edgy Camberwell hotels and Tate Modern bridges to royal relics and Hoxton galleries uncovering creative contrasts in a city where ancient tradition and modern expression collide with wit.
Hundreds of millions of years of volcanic activity, isolation and powerful currents have shaped Antarctica and its surrounding islands into varied and fascinating terrains.
There are 25,000 islands in the vast Pacific Ocean. From palm-lined pristine white beaches to cold rocky outcrops, each one fosters its own ecology with unique rules and behaviours.
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