APPS
APPS
This movie re-discovers and preserves the knowledge of our human potential and nature’s wisdom, embracing the transformative contributions of the peoples who have shaped the geography of what it means to be human.
No man has ever successfully traversed down Antarctica's East Coast through the Pole of Inaccessibility to the West Coast - until now. Sebastian Copeland, polar explorer and climate researcher documents the harrowing historical journey.
Through this campaign CORE’s Founder, Martine Dubin, and Patrick McCollum take the lead eloquently captivating friends, colleagues and ambassadors to build awareness and inspire the theme of global peace by means of a CORE ONE Peace Pact.
After fatal attempts over the past 100+ years, Ian Baker reaches the Tsangpo Gorge and finds the waterfall, the entrance, to Shangri-la. Considered the legendary grail of explorers and Tibetans alike, Ian’s travels continue to uncover global sacred geographic points of cultural significance alike.
Paulino Duran is an avid explorer who travels the world looking for experiences that highlight the uniqueness of each culture. Follow along as he searches to find the root of happiness, the source of meaning and the epicenter of love, while showcasing the infinite beauty this world has to offer.
The leap in size of the cortex 200,000 years ago, believed to have coincided with the development of language and culture, is still a mystery for modern evolutionary scientists. This special examines the evidence that DMT levels increased in the ancestral human brain as an adaptive response to geomagnetic changes leading us to the species we know as homo sapiens.
Extinction of species is one of the major problems here on Earth. In this short documentary, we follow explorer Johan Ernst Nilson on his 7-day walk through the Serengeti to raise awareness and funds to stop the illegal poaching of African wildlife.
Wai H. Tsang synthesizes topics of spirituality, politics, neuroscience, computer science and AI, provoking new views for the future of our planet, derived from the one core truth that lies behind the heart of all world religions and ancient and indigenous cultures.
Known as the First Yale Unit, The Millionaires’ Unit, formed a voluntary private air militia to support and be the first to fly for the USA during World War One, becoming the founding squadron of the U.S. Naval Air Reserve. Their service and sacrifice is the great untold story of American aviation in WWI.
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