Preserving Seeds to Feed the World
A botanical explorer collects seeds from plants threatened by mechanized agribusiness.
Erica Moriarty
Erica Moriarty is a former video fellow at The Atlantic.
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One Man's Fight to Bury His Wife With Dignity
In a short film, a husband ends up in a legal battle over his wife’s final wishes to be buried in the front yard.
Can Presidents Take Credit for the Stock Market?
A look at what's really behind the "Trump Bump"
How The Apprentice Manufactured Trump
He didn't have to be a successful business man in real life because he played one on TV.
A Migrant Farmworker's Words for Trump
“I think he is going to be a bad weed in the immigrant community.”
A Restaurant Brings New Traditions to an 18th-Century Irish Home
With no experience in business, one family opens an organic dining space on their 300-year-old property.
How Pink 'Pussyhats' Took Over the Women's March
A short film about one woman's DIY idea that became a global phenomenon
When Art Becomes an Exercise in Vulnerability
A massive sculpture in Denmark becomes a way for people to collaborate and connect.
A Journey Through the Heart of Australia's Outback
The desert is an unforgiving place. In a short film, meet the people who call it home.
Break-Dancing to Tchaikovsky in the Hip-Hop Nutcracker
A performance of the Christmastime show puts a contemporary spin on a classic.
