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Join Caillou as he explores everyday life, where ordinary daily events spark his imagination. Children are inspired by Caillou's pretend play, and will join in the role-playing fun where beds become boats, and a garden becomes a jungle. Features six adventures, including: Caillou Can Compost; Caillou's Tree; Caillou Saves Water; and In the Garden.

A look at the generations of young Mexican-Americans who express their heritage through music. Features rare film, photos, and music from artists such as Ritchie Valens, Cannibal and the Headhunters, El Chicano, Los Lobos, and more.

Packed with ingenious scientific work and spectacular fossils, Nova's Ice Age Death Trap reveals intimate secrets of the life and death of North America's most exotic and extreme creatures: mastodons, saber tooth cats and camels, giant bison with six-foot horns, and ground sloths as big as elephants. Most tantalizing of all, the team unearths startling and controversial evidence of what may be the earliest humans ever to venture into the untamed wilderness...

Go behind the scenes to see how scientists, engineers, and veterinarians are creating and managing the world's newest and largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium.

Presents a complete cooking course that features dozens of techniques that Jacques Pépin has sharpened over his decades in the kitchen. Covers all the essential skills required to become a confident and daring chef, from the proper way to chop an onion to serving fruit salad in a graceful swan carved from a melon.

Discusses the myths and truths associated with Helen of Troy.

Dr. Michael Merzenich, Ph.D. demonstrates how experts in various fields (a flutist, a baseball player, and a simultaneous translator) improve their neurological abilities through sustained, continuous, intense practice of their respective skill set and how such consequential neurological findings in experts compare to the average individual.

Did a daring Chinese admiral sailing the world's largest wooden armada reach America 71 years before Columbus? This program examines the mystery surrounding the sailing exploits of the legendary Admiral Zheng He and his 30-year command of a Ming fleet.

Using humor, everyday examples and computer animation for the more abstract concepts, author and physicist Brian Greene explains complex theories of the universe and the focus of his research, string theory.

Meet two executives who know the oil and airline industries from the inside. Gary Kelly, of Southwest Airlines, has kept his company flying high despite turbulence caused by rising oil prices and cutthroat competition. Bill Greehey, of Valero Energy, has barreled to the forefront of oil refining while making sure his workers aren't left out in the cold.