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Each Mind is a World: The Stories of Four Young Latinos

Hosted by Carlos Santana, Edward James Olmos and Rita Moreno, this program presents the life experiences of four young Latino/Chicano high school students, three of whom dropped out of school and have since returned to their studies.


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What the Ancients Knew: Tai Chi

What the Ancients Knew: Tai Chi (1:03)

On The Science Channel's "What the Ancients Knew," see how Chinese people stimulate their life force by practicing tai chi.

Religions of the World: Baptism and Christianity

Religions of the World: Baptism and Christianity (1:22)

Baptism is the symbolic representation of a person's entry into Christianity.

Religions of the World: The Holocaust and Israel

Religions of the World: The Holocaust and Israel (2:56)

During World War II, the Nazis killed millions of Jews. After the war, the state of Israel was created as a refuge for Jews.

The Roots of Religion: Islam, Past and Present

The Roots of Religion: Islam, Past and Present (4:30)

Take a look at this segment to learn more about Islam.

Religions of the World: The Spread of Christianity

Religions of the World: The Spread of Christianity (9:26)

Check out this video to learn more about the spread of Christianity.

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10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Werewolves

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Werewolves (2:29)

Do werewolves really exist? Meet members of a modern werewolf subculture on The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Meet a Monster."

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Vampires

10 Ways to Meet a Monster: Vampires (2:52)

Can human vampires achieve eternal life from blood sucking? How do modern day vampires get their fangs? Find out on The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Meet a Monster."

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Wicca Witches

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Wicca Witches (2:22)

Find out how Wicca witches can cure a bad temper on The Science Channel's "Ten Ways to Lift a Curse."

10 Ways to Life a Curse: Shamans

10 Ways to Life a Curse: Shamans (3:00)

Is 666 really a cursed number? One unlucky car owner thinks so. Watch as new age shamans attempt to cure a car tagged with a 666 license plate by using crystals, chants and a little spit on The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Lift a Curse."

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Voodoo

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Voodoo (2:16)

Colin Plews is an unlucky man. He has been stabbed, shot and hit by a car on numerous occasions. Travel with Colin as he seeks the help of a prominent voodoo priest to end his misfortunes on The Science Channel's "10 Ways to Lift a Curse."

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Four Thieves Vinegar

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Four Thieves Vinegar (3:00)

Four thieves vinegar is a magical secret recipe purported to break any curse. Learn more about its mystical powers on The Science Channel's "Ten Ways to Lift a Curse."

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Alistair Crowley Curse

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Alistair Crowley Curse (2:49)

Travel to the cursed seaside town of Hastings, England and witness White Witch, Kevin Carlyon attempt to break the spell of Alistair Crowley on The Science Channel's "Ten Ways to Break a Curse."

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Stone Circles

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: Stone Circles (2:55)

On The Science Channel's "Ten Ways to Lift a Curse," join Arch Druid Edward Prynn of Cornwall, as he dances around stone circles in order to break the ancient deadly curse of Martha Ivey.

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: The Evil Eye

10 Ways to Lift a Curse: The Evil Eye (2:58)

Will giving someone the evil eye really cause harm, or is it just an ancient superstition? The Science Channel's "Ten Ways to Lift a Curse," offers insight into the history and presumed power of the evil eye.

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What the Ancients Knew: The Magic Mirror (2:55)

Passed down through generations, Japanese magic mirror making remains a delicate and tedious process. Learn more with host Jack Turner on The Science Channel's series "What the Ancients Knew."