When Rent Keeps Rising, People Are Considering Homelessness
People describe being priced out of housing to the point where homelessness feels like the only remaining option (United States, April 2026).
She Left Her Home to Live in a Van — Inside the Housing Crisis
A civilian explains on camera why she left her apartment and moved into a van (United States, April 2026).
2026 Midterm Voters Weigh In on Their Issues
A follow-up round of Arizona street interviews asking voters which specific issues will determine their vote in November 2026 (Arizona, April 2026).
Spooky (Follow Up — Spring 2026)
Spring 2026 follow-up with a subject known as Spooky, revisiting their situation after an earlier interview (Skid Row, Los Angeles, CA, Spring 2026).
UK Residents Speak Unfiltered About Mass Immigration
NGTV street interviews asking ordinary UK residents about mass immigration (United Kingdom (specific cities unconfirmed), March 2026).
Surveying America: What Do People Really Think About Tariffs?
Americans share what they know (and do not know) about tariffs, who pays them, and what they think should be done about trade (United States (multiple locations), March 2026).
Hollywood Celebrities Now Have to Shut Up About Politics
Captures civilian reactions to celebrities going quiet on politics after the 2024 election (United States, March 2026).
2026 Elections: Arizona Voters Voice Their Concerns
Reporter Amalia Roy goes to Arizona streets in March 2026 and asks voters what is on their minds ahead of the midterms (Arizona, March 2026).
Socialists vs Capitalists | Middle Ground
Middle Ground debate on economic systems (Jubilee ‘Middle Ground’ studio).
LA Residents React to ‘Viva Mexico’ Graffiti on City Landmarks — Interviews Get Heated
Shot in the immediate aftermath of ‘Viva Mexico’ graffiti appearing on iconic LA buildings, with windows smashed and storefronts boarded up (Downtown Los Angeles, California, February 2026).
Hollywood Goes Silent on Politics After Decades of Toxic Takes
Documents the visible withdrawal of celebrity political commentary following the 2024 election (United States, February 2026).
College Students Respond to a Pro-ICE Poster — Reactions Range from Outrage to Support
An interviewer presents a pro-ICE poster/sign to students and films their reactions (U.S. college campus (specific location unconfirmed), 2026 (during wave of campus anti-ICE activity)).