Camp Hale was the training camp for the 10th Mountain Division. Plum takes a look at what the training there was like.

Cocaine Cowboys 2: Hustlin’ with the Godmother provides a raw look at the woman credited with fueling the drug wars in the early 1980s.

Michael Wolfe, antique archaeologist, travels to Mississippi in search of motorcycles.

Michael Wolfe, antique archaeologist, returns to Ray's house for another look around.

Michael Wolfe, antique archaeologist, meets Ray, who lets us into his home.

Micheal Wolfe, antique archaeologist, has hours to find a rare TV set for a client.

Michael Wolfe, Antique Archaeologist, finds a modified 1939 Ford Woodie.

Interview with local artist Bryan Hunt as he describes his different art pieces.

Segments and interviews from documentaries-in-progress by filmmakers David Lam (Athlete); Jessica Sanders (Samba); Jennilyn and Tyler Measom (Sons of Perdition). Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 26:34

Segments and interviews from documentaries-in-progress by filmmakers Rachel Fleisher (Without a Home); John Corey (Lost in the Fog); and Miao Wang (Beijing Taxi). Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 26:20

Interview with documentary filmmaker Andrew Rossi about his current film. A Table in Heaven takes a look at the famed Manhattan restaurant, Le Cirque, and its larger than life owner, Sirio Maccioni. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 8:50

Interview with documentary filmmakers Maria Luisa Gambale and Martha Wollner about their work-in-progress film. Umoja spotlights the all-female town in Kenya, created as a haven from the brutal violence and inequality experienced by women in the heavily patriarchal Kenyan culture. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 9:18

Interview with documentary filmmakers Alysa Nahmias & Ben Murray about their work-in-progress, Unfinished Spaces: Cuba's Architecture of Revolution, which explores the building of Cuba's National Art Schools. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 9:32

Segments and interviews with filmmakers Alysa Nahmias & Ben Murray (Unfinished Spaces); Maria Luisa Gambale and Martha Wollner (Umoja); and Andrew Rossi (A Table in Heaven). Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 27:06

Interview with Emily Abt about her film Mehret. The film looks at the AIDS crisis in African American women and a doctor in the Bronx making a difference. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 9:10

Segments and interview from filmmaker Albert Maysles about his documentaries-in-progress Handheld in Transit and From the Heart. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 26:41

Interview with filmmakers Roland Legiardi-Laura and Deborah Shaffer about their documentary, To Be Heard. This film spotlights high school students in the Bronx who are finding their voice through spoken word poetry. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 8:21

Filmmaker Luci Westphal about her work-in-progress, All's Well and Fair. This film catches up with three single welfare mothers a decade after they won an anti-government songwriting contest. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 7:52

Interview with independent filmmakers Josh Waletzky and Jenny Levison about their film Parting the Waters. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 6:57

Interview with filmmaker Matt Boyd about his film A Rubberband is an Unlikely Instrument. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll. 8:46