She Doesn’t Think Guns Are a Right — But She Still Wants One
She discusses gun rights, gun bans, and illegal firearms (Unspecified (Unify Action interview, US context), July 16, 2026).
She discusses gun rights, gun bans, and illegal firearms (Unspecified (Unify Action interview, US context), July 16, 2026).
People describe being single in 2026 (Street locations (unspecified), July 8, 2026).
Asked if they had a message for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce on their reported wedding day at MSG (Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY, July 2026).
Interviewees discuss the idea that men are settling for partners below their own standards (Street location (unspecified, US), June 25, 2026).
Shirley attends an anti-ICE protest following ICE enforcement actions on Canal Street and interviews demonstrators about why they’re there (New York City, New York, June 2026).
Civilians react in real time to grocery prices in 2026: sticker shock moments, audible disbelief, people putting items back on shelves (U.S. grocery stores, June 2026).
People on the street explain in their own words how rising hotel prices pushed them out of temporary housing and into homelessness (Street location, United States, June 2026).
BBC interviews Gen Z workers about how AI is closing off entry-level careers before they could begin (United Kingdom, June 2026).
BTN High interviews Australian teens six months into the social media ban to ask (Australia, June 2026).
BBC World Service documents the generational turning point in AI sentiment: the cohort that was supposed to be most AI-native is instead leading the backlash (United States and United Kingdom, June 2026).
Captures ordinary Americans reacting to news that Social Security benefits may be cut as part of deficit reduction negotiations (United States, June 2026).
People in three Canadian cities discuss ongoing police misconduct investigations and what they believe would be necessary to restore public trust i (Ottawa, Toronto, and Winnipeg, Canada, May 25, 2026).