Harrison T. Brown examined the history of Brooklyn, noting how it would be the 4th most populous city in the US if it were its own city.

Today I Found Out host Simon Whistler talked about what life is like for Amish people in terms of dress, behavior, and family.

Phil Edwards explains how geography and tax credits shaped film production, despite its origins in New Jersey and Hollywood.

Danielle Dufault of Animalogic explained why ordinary sea creatures become so much larger within the midnight zone of the ocean.

Liz Thorpe of The People's Cheese worked with Epicurious to review every cheese available for purchase at Trader Joe's.

"Octopus!" is a creative, if not somewhat comedic, documentary series that explores why humans are so fascinated with the octopus.

Gordon Lustig performed a lively bluegrass cover of the theme from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" on banjo, accompanied by bass and fiddle.

Matt and his dad band played "School's Out" to embarrass his son Liam as he exited the bus or the last time before the summer break.

Dr. Sarah Wooten explained the numerous reasons why cats unblinkingly stare at their humans, along with context for each.

There I Ruined It created an amusing musical reinterpretation of the "Say My Name" scene from "Breaking Bad".