• 2001
Life 360
  • 2001

Life 360

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Margaret Cho Ron Suskind Jake Johannsen Michel Martin

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Oct 4, 2001

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Oct 4, 2001

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Episodes

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Episode 1 • Oct 04, 2001
Six Degrees of Separation
Life 360 examines the ways in which human beings are interconnected. "Big World, Small World" features Anna Deveare Smith examine Stanley Milgram's small world experiment. "World on a String" features comic Jake Johannsen exploring the internet. "The Ripple Effect" looks at how four men were saved by the same hero in Vietnam. "Caesar's Last Breath" takes an animated look at Caesar's dying breathe. "A Member of the Family" talks to the an Omaha family whose close friend was a firefighter who died on September 11th. Also features a performance by Jewel.
Episode 2 • Oct 11, 2001
A Place in Time
Life 360 looks at fate and and how random events and chance meetings can forever change lives. "Forever Fourteen" examines the story of a criminal assault and its longstanding aftermath. "Meet Me Under the Clock" looks at tales of romance that began under a famous clock in New York. Also features commentary by Margaret Cho on circles and music by Mary Chapin Carpenter.
Episode 3 • Oct 18, 2001
Voice
Life 360 examines the distinctiveness of human voices. "Stutter Step" profiles college running back Adrian Peterson who suffers from a speed impediment. "Blind Tom" features a performance of the piano music of an visually impaired illiterate former slave who was also a musical virtuoso. "Uncle Stanley" profiles poet Stanley Kunitz. Also features an interview with ventriloquist Spencer Horsman and music by John Hiatt.
Episode 4 • Oct 25, 2001
Food
Life 360 examines the many ways that people experience food and eating. "New York Kitchens" goes behind the scenes at some of New York's most exclusive restaurants to examine the politics and pressures of owning a restaurant in the city. "Dining in Havana" follows Carmen Pelaez as she examines Cuban food culture in Miami. "Dumpster Diving" looks at a group of environmentalists who forage for food in the garbage. Also features commentary by Margaret Cho on weight gain and music by Dianne Reeves.
Episode 5 • Nov 01, 2001
Roots
Life 360 examines how we carry on the legacy of our ancestors. "Journey to Africa/Journey Home" follows a group of African-Americans as they travel to Senegal, Ghana, and Benin and visit the tragic hubs of the slave trade. "Waters That Separate" talks to a historian who has created a database cataloging thousands of Africans who were sold into slavery. "One Drop of Blood" profiles an Alaska woman who discovered her ancestors of color. Also features commentary by Margaret Cho on her Korean heritage and and music by Darius de Haas.
Episode 6 • Nov 08, 2001
Junk
Life 360 looks at how one person's junk is another person's treasure. "E-Bay" looks at the community behind one of the most successful of all web sites. "Savers and Throwers" examines the difference between those who save everything and those who throw everything away. "Upscale Junk" goes to the Nantucket town dump. Also features commentary by Margaret Cho on something she found in a junk shop and music from Jude..
Episode 7 • Nov 15, 2001
Leaving Home
Life 360 examines the hopes and challenges of leaving home. "Close to Home" follows several impoverish students as the attend a new charter boarding school. "Return to St Paul's" follows Michel Martin as she pays a visit to her alma mater. "From Russia with Love" look at a hot new country band from Russia. "A Cherished Life" profile a nun who has left the convent after 70 years. Also features commentary by Margaret Cho on her teenage years and music by Suzanne Vega.
Episode 8 • Nov 22, 2001
Bridges
Life 360 looks at bridges. "Heavy Lifting" looks at efforts to make San Francisco's Bay Bridge safer for earthquakes and how the bridge is being taken apart and put together again even as traffic flows across it. "A Bridge Too Far" talks to a state trooper who helps people with severe bridge-phobia to cross the Chesapeake Bridge. "Brooklyn Bridge" talks to Ron Suskind about the famous New York bridge. Also features music guest India Arie.
Episode 9 • Jan 03, 2002
Milestones
Life 360 looks at how life's big events can be both pain and productive. "On the Verge" follows a group of graduating high school students as they head out in the world. "Widowhood" looks at a mother's difficult adjustment to life without her husband. "The Fair" looks at the Minnesota State Fair and its famous beauty pageant with butter sculptures. "My Adoption" looks at an unusual story of adoption. Also features music from Five for Fighting.
Episode 10 • Jan 10, 2002
Flying
Life 360 looks at flying. "How I Learned to Fly" looks at what it is like to control a small plane, float weightless in a NASA free-fall, and flying aboard the Goodyear blimp. "Fly-O-Rama" examines how flies manage to get off the ground. Also features commentary by Ron Suskind on the moon landing and music by Aimee Mann.

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