“Chofo” is a prestigious restaurant critic from the Mexican press, who decides to invite his friends to try different Mexican cuisine proposals through a unique challenge: eating without cutlery. Chofo wants to bring the culinary experience to all possible senses.
Each episode features a different guest to observe with fresh eyes new dishes and different versions of traditional recipes as well as Mexican interpretations of international cuisine, through a fun trip aboard a red convertible MG 1954 car.
Chofo does not limit himself to trying and reviewing prestigious Mexican street food dishes, but also accesses the most prestigious restaurants in a Mexican gastronomic capital – Guadalajara, where famous chefs reveal the secrets of their recipes and talk about their life stories. Of course, all without cutlery.
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Ground-breaking native American podcasters Russell Sung Eagle & Chris Hill are diving into a new kind of investigation with an Indigenous point of view. Investigating legends including Bigfoot, the Skinwalkers, the Devil from the Woods and even water monsters like Ogopogo, the pair compare and relate their modern day investigations with well documented oral history, legends and stories from native American stories. Wherever they go, the Monster Trackers will work with historians and scientists to test and validate every shred of evidence they can find. As well as using the latest technology like 4K motion sensing trail cams, infra-red drones, SLS camera, LIDAR and AI mapping to capture new and compelling images of the elusive creatures.
As full members of indigenous tribes they access legendary monster sightings with histories which have never been properly told or investigated. Some of the creatures they investigate are so dangerous they will not even speak their names.
After becoming paralyzed while attempting a world’s first, freestyle motocross rider Bruce Cook is on a mission to help others realize their dreams the same way he did: with innovation, modifications and a lot of determination. Bruce Cook and his friends, Ashley King and Christian Bagg, prove that creativity and innovation can turn an inaccessible world into a more inclusive and exciting place of adventure and discovery.
Charming China journeys through four of China’s most stunning provinces – Sichuan, Shaaxi, Hubei and Hainan. Each province is unique and full of history, culture and stunning colours.
From the Terracotta Warriors, Giant Buddhas to Panda Sanctuary, we’ll see a fascinating side to China and meet some of its colourful characters as well as immerse in 100’s of years old traditions.
Welcome to Rudy Maxa’s World, the ultimate travel experience with America’s leading high-end travel expert. Join Rudy Maxa, public radio’s original Savvy Traveler and contributing editor for National Geographic Traveler magazine, as he explores our fascinating world.
Welcome to Rudy Maxa’s World, the ultimate travel experience with America’s leading high-end travel expert. Join Rudy Maxa, public radio’s original Savvy Traveller and contributing editor for National Geographic Traveller magazine, as he explores our fascinating world.
Welcome to Rudy Maxa’s World, the ultimate travel experience with America’s leading high-end travel expert. Join Rudy Maxa, public radio’s original Savvy Traveller and contributing editor for National Geographic Traveller magazine, as he explores our fascinating world.
The M7 Multisport TV is jam packed with plenty of action and adventure satisfying the huge demand for the contemporary adventure sports market in Australasia and around the rest of the world. This Beyond Action initiated series focuses on production and distribution of international and domestic adventure and multi discipline sporting events. The series not only showcases the events, but also the people, and products that make up the adventure sports market set amongst the spectacular backdrops of adventure sport locations. M7 also includes informative tips, new products/gear, and great innovations in this action packed international series.
Everest for Hambo is an entirely different rendition of the Everest journey, shaped by the warmth and purpose of the people climbing it.
The film’s narrative is shaped by the escapades of Julian Evans, Sean James, Stuart Kershaw, Yuri Kruglov and their patron ‘Hambo’, whose own story and resilience parallels that of the climbers. Matt Hampson, ‘Hambo’, is an ex England rugby player who suffered an accident whilst training for England that left him paralysed from the neck down. Matt has since gone on to raise money to build a rehabilitation centre which helps other young people with spinal injuries.
Our four climbers are unified in their clarity of purpose – to climb the world’s highest mountain with stoicism, good humour and compassion, raising money for their friend and inspiration.