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Leandre Sanders was born in Venice Beach, LA, into a world of gangs and crime. The only thing that kept him out of trouble was his love of skateboarding. While his older brothers joined the family tradition of running with gangs, Leandre - dubbed Skategoat - spent most of his days and nights at Venice Beach skatepark with his younger brother Leontay. He was so talented and determined that, at the age of 11, he caught the eye of filmmaker Van Alpert. Over the next ten years, Van documented Leandre's struggle to perfect his skateboarding and to survive. At 14-years old, Leandre was forced to leave his rapidly unravelling family life and started sleeping rough at the bowl of the skate park, relying on his friend Haden and the kindness of a local woman, Katie, who looked out for the two boys. And despite this adversity, Leandre never lost his drive to skate - Set against the visually palpable decline of LA, the decade captured by Van charts Leandre's journey to an internationally-respected skater who has perfected his own unique 'no stance' skate style. The result is a gritty reflection of what it takes to make it in the skating world - and what it takes to survive as a disadvantaged kid in the United States. Pulsing with a tactile sense of street style and punctuated by an incredible soundtrack. Skategoat is a story about the streets told from the streets, that proves anyone can seize their dream.

Having had a Shark encounter on live TV, Mick Fanning (3 x World Champion Surfer) is determined to understand what really happened to him that day, and the even greater question regarding Sharks as an endangered species.

Following the learnings from Save This Rhino (2019) set in South Africa, former English cricket captain Kevin Pietersen is keen to find out more about what's happening to rhinos in India, his second home. Kevin sets out to discover all that India has to offer from the culture to the unique wildlife and what wildlife conservation, especially for rhinos, looks like there. This time he teams up with National Geographic explorer and world renowned conservationist Dr Krithi Karanth on a journey to Kaziranga National Park to find out exactly what's going on and the ways they can help. Do rhinos face the same issues as in South Africa?

Mesmerizing to the core, The Crew is a documentary series that follows the extraordinary lives of 3 best friends, each having their own personal journey to the top of their field, yet all intertwined in a fascinating display of friendship, support and adrenalin pumping action.

Taylor Maclaurin fled his hometown of Korpi years ago due to humiliation at the hands of his calculus teacher, leaving him with a lasting fear of math. When he finally returns to his hometown, he is pulled over by a police officer who poses a calculus problem to him. He begins to see math everywhere. As he runs from the police, he realizes he must confront his fear and find out once and for all what happened in his town.

KP meets with Matt Wright and Graeme Smith to explore the death of Arthur's mum and determine what brings a person to commit murder in the bush.

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Mick Fanning starts his journey to explore whats happening in the world of Sharks.

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After experiencing the rhino poaching crisis in South Africa in 2018, ex-cricketer Kevin Pietersen (KP) continues his conservation journey and travels to Assam, where the last Indian rhinos live. Poaching is still an ongoing battle there, but the situation is drastically improving. KP soon discovers why. The efforts and hard work that local authorities and people in the Assam region are putting towards conservation is making a great difference for the lives of the endangered species.

After seeing how well the Indian population are dealing with Rhino poaching, KP continues his quest in Kaziranga National Park and quickly discovers that there is a far worst threat to rhinos. The annual floods. Each year rhinos have to escape this natural phenomenon by moving to higher ground. In doing so, they are in direct conflict with people and homes surrounding the park who are dealing with the same issue. The rhinos either become scared of facing the human race or become too exhausted on their journey uphill and drown. This occurrence is symptomatic of what climate change and population growth are creating around the world. KP has seen how technology can drastically improve conservation efforts in Africa. Now, he wants to see its potential in India.

Offered an opportunity to open for Mickey Avalon in the States, Macca has a tough decision to make, it's the film or his music career. Meanwhile, Richie's fight preparation draws to a halt when Mark calls with news of mammoth waves on the other side of Australia.

Surfer wants a wife. With a big publicity build up to the Fighting Fear premiere, Mark does his bit for the team by agreeing to go on national radio to find a blind date for the big night. Australian fashion designer Peter Morrissey rescues the style for the premiere at the last minute.