Homeless People Across the U.S. Share Their Daily Struggles
Street interviews with homeless people in multiple American cities about the daily realities of life without shelter (United States, 2020s).
Culture
Students vs. Chinese: Cultural Appropriation — Man on the Street
Street interviews exploring differing views on cultural appropriation between American students and Chinese immigrants (United States, 2020s).
Orthodox Jews React to Isaiah 53 on the Streets of Jerusalem
Street interviews asking Orthodox Jews to read and respond to Isaiah 53, which Christians interpret as a Messianic prophecy (Jerusalem, Israel, 2020s).
Who Is Jesus? — New York Street Interviews
Street interviews in New York City asking ordinary people who they think Jesus was (New York City, 2020s).
Talk to Strangers. It Will Change Your Life.
A social experiment exploring what happens when people actually talk to strangers, challenging the modern fear of interaction (United States, 2020s).
Homeless Man Shares Real Truth on Opioid Addiction
A homeless man gives a candid street interview about opioid addiction and how he ended up on the street (United States, 2020s).
‘World’s Chillest Man’ Asked a Robbery Suspect for a Beer
A man who was robbed at gunpoint calmly recounts asking his armed robber if he’d like a beer (United States, 2020s).
Gen Z Can’t Answer the Most Basic Questions — Our Education System Is in Trouble
Street interviews asking Gen Z basic questions about history and current events (United States, 2020s).
Can College Students Pass the US Citizenship Test? — Man on the Street
Street interviews testing college students on the official US citizenship test (United States, 2020s).
I Asked 100 Married Couples for Dating Advice
Street-style interviews asking 100 married couples for their best dating advice (United States, 2020s).
Americans Try to Label a Map of Europe
Street interviews asking Americans to label European countries on a blank map (United States, 2020s).
Can Young People Read a Clock?
Street interviews testing whether young people can read an analog clock (United States, 2020s).