In Amboy, California the population is small, but even the mailman, Fred, has trouble keeping track of his neighbors.

The price of globalization: Jeff and Edwina live in Manchester, Georgia, a small town 35 miles from everything, that has seen many changes with the departure of the textile industry.

Rodolfo Rubio was born in Mexico, but doesn’t consider himself a Mexican. An American citizen living in El Paso, Texas, Rodolfo has converted an old gas station into a modern-day blacksmith shop.

In the shadow of America's iconic Mount Rushmore, remnants of the Lakota deal with the realities of life on the Rosebud Reservation.

The residents of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina are struggling with the loss of revenue brought on by the closure of the island’s beaches to protect local wildlife.

Kevin Llewellyn said “Fuck It” to art school and moved to California. He’s worked on films, in video games, but his true passion is oil paint and the human figure.

If you’re East or West of Rock Creek Park you’ll find a clear racial and economic divide in the population of Washington, DC.

“Culture is where you get your strength.” Olayami is telling the story of Africa in a modern way, regurgitating traditional ideas in Detroit, Michigan.

With a high unemployment rate and a decline in tourist spending, Las Vegas - the “Gambling Capital of the World” - has been one of the hardest hit cities by the recession.

In the mountains of Lewis County, Washington, a black cat crosses Marty’s path. Do you believe in black magic?

Customers of the Voodoo Spiritual Temple seek relief from spells, curses, as well as insight on how to get through this life.

Ron is a veteran of more wars than are in the history books. He’s a student, a teacher, and an outlaw.