S7.E6 ∙ I Wished My Son Were Dead

To be able to travel to new destinations and discover its beauty with a simple tap, click, or hit of a button, is a luxury that comes with technology. Apart from the unique sights and sounds of places unknown, its untold secrets and rich history add to the excitement of discovery. This year, iWant takes virtual traveling to a whole new level as it ventures far deeper than your ordinary travel show. We skip the usual tourist attractions and forego the food trips for something more exclusive. Join hosts, Ernie Lopez and Wowie Wong, as they pack their gears and take along years of diving experience to bring you closer to the Philippines' amazing wrecks. Travel to breathtaking underwater destinations and dive into stories of war and peace, triumphs and defeats, and discover the secrets of the deep. Revel at the beauty and history that lies beneath the tranquil waters of the Philippine seas and experience the rush that comes with wreck diving. Gear up and get ready, it's time for "Wreck Hunters!"

TV presenter Roald Johannson shares personal and in-depth discussions about the nature of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Meet practicing real-world witches from different traditions, travel to unique locations (some haunted), and learn a secret of their craft from spells and divination tips to energy healing and a magic cookie recipe.

Every neighbor has a story to tell... LOCAL LIVES is a collection of stories from our neighbors in the community, assembled into a documentary series that paints small, framed portraits of their lives and experiences. These stories are personal, powerful, and pertinent - human stories - and they all come from right next door.

The 5 x 60 minute programs cover the story of evolution, from the beginning of time to where we find ourselves today - the individual program titles being Seas Of Life, Land Grab, Airborne, Living Together and Human Life.

The documentary series incorporates interviews with stylized dramatic recreations to tell the stories of people who overcame a tragic event.