Bungee Jumping

The first modern bungee jump was made 30 years ago, and millions have jumped since. L.A. VJ Danny Jordan hiked with some first timers out to the Bridge to Nowhere to interview them before and after they took the plunge.

The first modern bungee jump was made 30 years ago, and millions have jumped since. L.A. VJ Danny Jordan hiked with some first timers out to the Bridge to Nowhere to interview them before and after they took the plunge.

Austin is a city of artists. VJ Ryan Polomski interviews one of these artists, a man who’s left his mark in the form of original graffiti stencil art.

Emerging from the South and West sides of Chicago, Footworking is considered one of the fastest dances around. VJ Cyrus Dowlatshahi takes to the streets to talk to some up-and-coming footworkers.

Dodgeball, a game that used to exist only on elementary school playgrounds, has become a high school, college, and even professional sport. Seattle VJ Casey Littlejohn covers a story about a community dodgeball group fighting for a space to play.

Gallaudet University in D.C. is the world\'s only university in which all programs are specifically designed to accommodate deaf students. VJ Ryder Haske checks out Bison TV, a station that programs and produces content for deaf viewers.