Unlike most conglomerate-owned media companies, National Geographic is still pouring money into documentaries.
National Geographic has slated the six-part docuseries How the Tudors Lost Their Heads for a September 6 premiere on the network in the UK, and available to stream the same day on Disney+. The series ...
In addition to the black rain frog, Africa: Earth’s Wild Home also captured hyenas in the Congo hunting elephants at night — bet you haven’t seen that before. There’s also footage of a rare wild ...
Our first in-house map was produced during World War I. By the Second World War, the White House was asking for them by name. National Geographic Society maps supply a backdrop for a meeting between ...
U.S. broadcaster NBC has slated the first two episodes of its spinoff The Traitors: New Blood, made up of non-famous contestants, for a September 17 premiere, with episodes streaming next-day on ...
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Skiing the impossible: Nat Geo Docs capture Jim Morrison’s history-making descent from the top of the world
Imagine standing on top of the world with 29,000 feet of nothing but ice, sky, and the steepest terrain on Earth beneath your skis. That’s precisely what professional ski mountaineer Jim Morrison did ...
The second edition of the TV Real Festival kicked off today with a keynote conversation with Tom McDonald, executive VP of global factual and unscripted content at National Geographic. McDonald ...
Disney-owned National Geographic is pairing with Dan Snow’s History Hit and Little Dot Studios on a documentary series about the Tudors. How the Tudors Lost Their Heads is a new six-part documentary ...
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