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After Darwin traces the history of genomic research and its dark offspring: eugenics, and the commodification of children. From the Dolly the sheep to the horrors of WWII, the story is far from clear.

Spiritual Gardens examines gardens that were created specifically for spiritual reasons; gardens where the people who use the garden and the people who work in the garden gain far more than just the experience of creating a beautiful or bountiful place. They are taken to a space where they undergo a metamorphosis that leaves them spiritually changed just by spending time in the garden. The series looks at how the originators and gardeners went about creating these special places. The thought processes behind the gardens; the choice of plants and the affect of the layout. Viewers will see how the design transforms not just the gardener but the people who use the gardens as places of rest, relaxation and mental and spiritual growth. We look at what makes the gardens work, what makes the garden outlast its creators and what the gardeners derived from the simple act of creating the gardens. Most of all, we try to find out why the gardens were created, what the creators hoped to get from it and the qualities of human nature that find expression and fulfillment in the place and activity of gardening.

In the 500 years since Columbus' arrival the America's flourished and surpassed Europe. This six part series explores a variety of topics and how the people who call the Americas their home navigate them.

The history of the Korean War.

Narrated by Academy Award-winner Ben Kingsley, this series objectively documents religions worldwide with interviews from experts. Explore issues that probe the very core of our existence and offer a deeper understanding of global spiritual beliefs.

This two-part documentary follows a journalist who takes a cross-country trip by Canadian railway, right before it closes down for good. The railway runs through ten provinces and five time zones, stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. It is considered to have shaped the country, as many people in both metropolitan cities and isolated towns have depended on it for so long.