Bald and Bankrupt

Five years ago I made my most popular video which showed just how run down the capital city of little visited Moldova was. Well it's time to go back and see what has changed in the former Soviet state. Is it better? Is it worse? How are the babushkas? Join me and find out!

In the Rift Valley in Tanzania live a tribe whose way of life is unchanged in 50,000 years. They are called the Hadzabi and they still live in the same way most of mankind did in the stone age, by hunting and gathering on the African plains. Along with my friend ‪@TimmyKarter‬ I set off in search of the tribe to learn about their way of life. Join me on an adventure to the dawn of man...

The Republic of China shares borders with numerous countries along its vast territory. However none of its borders are as notorious or as mysterious as the one it shares with North Korea. With my trip to North Korea called off at the last minute I decided that instead of just returning home I would instead head to that border to take a look around and get a glimpse of the Hermit Kingdom. Join me...

For three years, I have watched the Russia-Ukraine war from afar. But, now I was back to investigate how life was progressing in the country after 1000 days of war. In this video, you are going to see the reality of life in Ukraine in 2025. Hear people's stories. Visit cities that were destroyed and hear terrible tales from the eastern edge of Ukraine. This is the most important video I have made in my time on YouTube.

In a forest on the edge of a small town in Ukraine stands a mysterious museum housed in an ancient blue church. So enigmatic is it that nobody has actually managed to enter it and see what exactly is inside. The museum is known by aficionados of weird and wonderful things simply as 'The Space Church'. This was my third attempt to enter it and was joined on the journey by my friend ‪@JohnnyFD‬ , Would we be successful? Join us and find out. Oh, and Elon Musk, you're banned!

As I have shown in previous videos, China is a country pushing ahead in terms of infrastructure and modernity. However is that the whole story? In this, the third instalment, I took the train westwards, up onto the Tibetan plateau to see how life was in the backwater cities that the media don't show us. Join me!