The Rising Impact Of Drugs In Australia's Poorest Suburb | Struggle Street | Episode 2 | DC

In Episode Two, we witness the personal impact of the decline in Australia’s manufacturing industry, with the closure of the Ford plant in Melbourne’s Broadmeadows. After 22 years at Ford, factory worker Nick faces an uncertain future as he tries to find new employment before his redundancy payment runs out. Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

Inside The Daily Fight Against Poverty | Struggle Street | Episode 1 Ashley, whose health stopped him driving trucks, shows how to make a few dollars by driving around looking for scrap metal. Erin's former house gets trashed, and William shows how he can get a meal using a slingshot accurately. Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

If popping a pill could make you smarter and live longer, would you? Since the advent of smart drugs like Nootropics, more and more people have admitted to taking them to boost their productivity. In this critical documentary, self-proclaimed futurist and speaker Nikolas Badminton undergoes a series of personal experiments with smart drugs (FDA-approved or otherwise) and explores various popular biohacking techniques used by the "most successful and creative people" at the heart of technocratic culture. But do they really work? ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 – Intro ▷ 01:53 – Escaping burnout ▷ 05:30 – First dip ▷ 15:27 – Testing Nootroo ▷ 19:30 – No calories, just water ▷ 22:43 – Microdosing ▷ 24:25 – Wim Hof Method ▷ 30:57 – On top of the schedule ▷ 32:25 – Even stronger: Modafinil ▷ 36:34 – No more sleep ▷ 40:21 – Doctor's advice ▷ 48:43 – Conclusion ▷ 50:40 – Credits ------- ------- Nootropics are an over-the-counter drug that could change the fabric of our society, also known as ‘smart drugs,’ and they’re globally popular both at parties and

Sir Tony Robinson visits excavations of the workhouse that inspired Charles Dickens' 'Oliver Twist'. To find out more, do check out the websites of some of our expert contributors: A big thanks to Iceni Projects Emily also runs the Dickensian Journal Special thanks The Dickens Museum & Staff, The National Archives, Kew & Rob Gorczynski In the middle of the capital, archaeologists are digging deep to find out more about the lives and deaths of the poorest of the poor, the inmates of the workhouse. Behind the workhouse building lies a cemetery where they were buried - now it is being carefully excavated as the whole site is being redeveloped. It’s a rare opportunity to investigate the treatment of London’s destitute in the late 18th and 19th centuries - a story that was repeated in great cities across the world as people poured into them in search of work. Tony has a special connection with this story - not only has been making archaeology films for decades, he also appeared as a child actor in the first stage production of

India respects cows like no other country. There is even an emergency medical service for them. New Dheli had a population of 15 million people and more than 40,000 stray cattle as of 2006. This has led to numerous road accidents. The Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre is the city's most famous vet clinic. They fight an endless battle against the ever-growing metropolis: residents tend to keep cows as long as they produce milk. Once the cows stop producing, they are often left to graze freely or are abandoned, contributing to the stray cattle overpopulation. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 00:50 - The Hospital for Holy Cows ▷ 27:45 - Credits ------- ------- Original title: The Hospital for Holy Cows Directed by Nadja Maki © 2006, Licensed by Vidicom ------- Documentaries about politics, society and science produced by leading studios around the world. Our goal is to be a reliable source of high-quality information and investigative journalism for a better understanding of relationships, backgrounds and future developments. Check out our other channels to watch high quality documentaries: Wocomo

Did the Garden of Eden actually exist? Archaeologist Juris Zarins has set out to prove that it did. Zarins uses the biblical description that it is the source of four major rivers to help him. But two of them have not been found.