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8 Episodes 2002 - 2002
Episode 1
Thu, Jun 13, 2002
Life 360 looks at monuments. "South Dakota Odyssey" follows Ron Suskind as he travels across South Dakota weeks after the September 11th attacks and sees how the monument offers comfort to those in stress. "Conversation" talks to the designers of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial on the National Mall. "Roadside Memorials" looks at the origins of roadside memorials. "Cathedral of Junk" talks to visitors of a Texas junk sculpture. "Grant's Tomb" look at the rise and fall of the famous tourist attraction. "World Trade Center Memorial" discusses what a memorial to September 11th should look like. Also music by Loudon Wainwright.
Episode 2
Thu, Jun 20, 2002
Life 360 looks at stories of redemption. "Back in the Cockpit" talks to an airline pilot who lost his job due to alcoholism, but later through hard and determination was able to return to the cockpit. "Back in the Studio" talks to singer-songwriter Steve Earle about his struggle with addiction. "Owning Up" examines celebrities who apologize for bad behavior only after getting caught. Also features music by Shawn Colvin.
Episode 3
Thu, Jul 11, 2002
Life 360 looks at neighbors and community. "Forest, Mississippi" talks to people featured in a 1950s documentary that attempted to justify segregation. "Movie Club" looks at how neighbors on the Lower East Side once created a film club that created and showcased movies starring people in the neighborhood.
Episode 4
Thu, Jul 25, 2002
Life 360 takes a look at family secrets. "Confronting Dad" follows filmmaker Roger Williams as he confronts his biological father for the first time. "Spy Families" talks to the spouses and children of American spies. Also features Ron Suskind discussing how you can talk honestly with you children about your youth without revealing too much and Michel Martin talking with a psychologist about the difference between families secrets that protect and family secrets that harm.
Episode 5
Thu, Aug 8, 2002
Life 360 takes a look at prayer and religion. It examine the story behind the reconstruction of a 12th century Cistercian monastery in Spain. "A Way to Pray" follows Carmen Pelaez as she recounts her personal religious journey. It also features segments on chapels at airports, athletes and prayer, and musical prayers.
Episode 6
Thu, Aug 15, 2002
Life 360 looks at siblings. It follows filmmaker Laura Palmer as she bonds with her mentally challenged brother. It talks to the brothers and sisters of the students who were killed at Columbine. "The Malloys" profiles the famous surfer brothers. Other segments also feature a pair of famous Mexican twins, singer Carmen Pelaez on her sister, animator Bob Sabison, Rabbi Marc Gelman, and Monsignor Thomas Hartman.
Episode 7
Thu, Sep 12, 2002
Life 360 looks at the variety of ways people people get, keep, and lose money. "Pawnshop" examines the economics of a Las Vegas pawnshop. "Jordan Goodman" interviews the financial expert on the psychology of consumerism. "Creating Desire" looks at the making of a commercial. "Drawn From the Street" features an animated segment on people talking about money. "Anatomy of a Lemonade" looks at early entrepreneurship. "Jake Tower" Jake Johannsen talks about getting rich.
Episode 8
Thu, Sep 19, 2002
Life 360 looks at the age of ten. "Oakland Tens" talks to a group of ten-year-old kids at an Oakland Elementary school. "Answer Man" follows comedian Jake Johannsen as he tries to answer the questions posed by ten-year-old children. "Learning to Ride" looks at teaching a child to ride a bike. "Terminally Ill Kids" looks at the heartbreaking story of some terminally ill children. "Muslim Tens" looks at what it is like to be a Muslim kid in post 9/11 America. Also features music by Alana Davis.