The Blue Note's got nothing on this Harlem apartment
"Life is a lot like jazz...it's best when you improvise." 1/9/18
At This Harlem Apartment, Live Jazz Every Sunday
Every Sunday, for the past 24 years, Marjorie Eliot and Rudel Drears open the doors of their Harlem apartment to anyone in the mood for jazz. Initially beginning the apartment sessions as a way to honor her son's passing, Marjorie's concerts soon gained popularity and began attracting visitors from all corners of the world.
Biking To Protect Guatemala's Rainforest
Winding through the lush rainforests below Guatemala's Volcan de Agua is a growing mecca for mountain biking. Join guide José Pablo Jelkmann Mendía as he takes us through this pristine paradise on bike, replete with lush trails, suspension bridges and dreamlike waterfalls. It's truly a site to behold.
The Cityscape Savant: Drawing Our World Entirely By Memory
Stephen Wiltshire is an artist who was diagnosed with autism when he was 3 years old. Though he had difficulty verbally communicating, he loved to draw—and had a remarkable and powerful memory for what he saw. Having turned this into a career as an architectural artist, his ability to recreate cityscapes entirely from memory has taken him all over the world.
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