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A delightful romantic comedy about entangled in-laws finding new paths and roles with each other.

A squatter becomes infatuated with the widowed owner of the home he is inhabiting.

Crad Hobbs, a Virginia waterman, is depressed over the decline in the shellfish trade and the gradual erosion of his former home, a barrier island off Virginia's Eastern Shore. Worse, his beautiful daughter and only child is engaged to a returning World War II veteran who forsakes the oystering trade to take a job with the local newspaper. The cub reporter's first job is interview a New York banker, and former resident, who has secretly come to the Eastern Shore to provide a loan for a beleaguered Latin-American president whose country is battling communist insurgents. Hobbs blames the banker for his home island's destruction; he believes if the banker had approved a loan for a system of breakwaters, the erosion, and resulting loss of fishing habitat, could have been prevented. When Hobbs gets the job of taking the banker to his secret rendezvous, he sails for his ocean-battered island, planning to lock him in the ruins of an abandoned cottage, where he'll be drowned by the incoming tide. The waterman's daughter and her fiancée learn of the kidnapping and borrow another boat to try to prevent the murder.

Two thirty-something friends, Nick and Leigh, who starred in a highly popular 1970s family TV sitcom, wander from town to town seeking anonymity. When they reach a small town on Virginia's Eastern Shore, they think they've finally found a place to settle down, until they learn of the death of one of their former child actor co-stars.

A series of interconnected events overtake a small town.

A young woman, trapped in a battle between her conflicting inner voices (ID and Superego), musters the courage to confront her inner demons.

"Water Scarcity in a World of Plenty" This documentary explores the critical issues of water access and quality, highlighting the stark reality that many individuals worldwide face water poverty, despite being surrounded by water. Through interviews with professionals and individuals with lived experiences, the film delves into the intersections of water quality and access with biodiversity, affordable housing, and crises like the Flint Water Crisis in Michigan. Featuring on-the-ground testing in select Eastern Shore of Virginia homes, conducted in partnership with Enthalpy Labs in Richmond, VA, this project aims to raise awareness and spark action on these often-overlooked yet vital topics. By shedding light on the complexities of water scarcity, the documentary seeks to inspire meaningful change and ensure that clean water becomes a reality for all.

The full moon somewhat visible on a November night in Cape Charles, Virginia. The Black Vulture is the native bird of Cape Charles.

Jacob's Island, a barrier island located on Virginia's Eastern Shore, is a mysterious place - a seemingly parallel universe where legend has it an angel once lived. Enter Shelby Parks who is spending her vacation on the island to pursue her one diversion in life - bird watching. Shelby is sophisticated, intelligent and motivated - a successful attorney who seemingly has it all. But she lives in the shadow of her dead husband. It has been two years and she still cannot let him go. Her guide while on the island is Morgan Brooks, an enigmatic figure who is mentally impaired, has no known past, and a knack for irritating Shelby in every conceivable way. But as time goes by she begins to see something special in this simple and unpretentious man. She also begins to piece together his past - a past that she never could have imagined. Not only does Shelby have to deal with Morgan Brooks, she finds herself sucked into a vortex of weirdness and the unexplainable. Thelma, the cook and housekeeper on the island, has only an eighth-grade education, yet she seems to possess the wisdom of the universe and omnipotent insight into the human condition. Earl and Pincus, the maintenance men, fancy themselves inventors. They develop outlandish contraptions that defy logic, but somehow work as advertised. And lastly, Turk, assistant housekeeper and pregnant lesbian, who has succumbed to "Billy Ray's Power."

In this CBS News production broadcast on Thanksgiving 1960, Edward R. Murrow points out the plight of migrant farm workers in America. Topics range from the harsh living conditions, endless travel, low wages, and poor opportunities for their children.

Everyone wants to eat today. Jack eats his vegetables, Jordan and Estuardo pass out snacks, and Maren tries a new food and she happily likes it.

It's Summertime today in the Awesome House. Muno tries some of Jack's lemonade, Maren wants to jump, and later she learns how to wait her turn on the slide.

It's a funday in the Awesome House today. Everyone has breakfast, Jordan doesn't know what fun is, and everyone gets their sillies out.

It's a dancey day in the Awesome House today. Everyone likes to dance, plays a freeze game, and learns about their body parts.

From getting the wiggles out to doing different things to get to sleep, Bedtime is a musical journey with the Awesome Gang.

Today, Muno makes a pen mark on the door. Without thinking, he turns the mark into a scribble-boy, who comes to life and teases him about what he has done. How can Muno get rid of his scribble? How will he keep his terrible secret from the others? And what will Caroline and William say?

The Awesome Gang learns that pinching people is naughty, it can hurt and you shouldn't do it.

Muno is having a clumsy day and learns to take his time. But he never does - he almost biffs Maren and bumps Brooklyn, and even steps on Jordan's foot. William knows that sometimes you take time not to get clumsy, but sometimes it's alright to be clumsy too. He tells Muno the funny song about being clumsy. The Awesome Gang show him how to take time by playing an obstacle course. But then they knock the course over by mistake. William, Caroline, and Muno laugh that they should take their time too.

A Lack of sleep puts Muno in such a bad mood that he does not want to play with anyone. His in such a bad mood that he even tells Maren to go away.

The gang dresses up in halloween costumes, go trick or treating, and Estuardo, Muno, Jack, and Maren eat too much candy.

The Awesome Gang is playing hide and seek, but Jack watches where the others hide. They think he has done brilliantly and make him a special badge. Jack admits that he has cheated and the others are really angry with him. Jordan steps in and helps them make up by organizing a special game.

While helping Dan plant bulbs in the garden, Muno ends up with very muddy knees. He then accidentally uses Brooklyn's special cushion to wipe them clean - which upsets Brooklyn a great deal. The only thing that can save him is cleaning the cushion, but this turns out to be harder than it looks, until Laura saves the day.

Jack has a bad day because he can't tie his shoelace. He throws a tantrum while being stressed out. Julie and Dan come in and calm him down. Jack goes to sleep and dreams of being Jackboy saving the day once again.

Muno discovers a hedgehog in the garden. Brooklyn is still in a bad mood, because the arrival of her baby brother has made her feel left out at home. But when she sees the porcupine, Sarah tells her that she could be her sister. She hums "hush-a-by-baby" to her.