A barber shop patron describes the rhythms and routines of small town living.

00:51

Even a DUI arrest is an amiable encounter in Sydney, Ohio.

00:43

Beverly May worries that no one will speak up to mining interests at a public hearing.

05:04

While voices opposed to the mining prevail, Terry Ratliff describes the victory as bittersweet.

05:00

“That’s kind of where the evening can turn good or bad a lot of the time.”

02:22

“I bought the car. How could there not be a place to park it? Surely, it comes with a parking space.”

01:55

“We must find his unmistaken reincarnation, someone who will continue his kind deeds.”

2:56

A monk searches in the deep, rural valleys of Tibet for the reincarnation of Geshe-La.

2:32

“Why did you put this ... where people don’t speak the language, so you think they can’t protest?”

1:21

“Go get all of ... the food and we will cook it together and eat as a community.”

2:01

Not all origami must be representative. There can be beauty in a single crease.

2:56

“When you put a crease in a piece of paper, you’re essentially changing the memory of that piece.”

2:04

"That dog meant so much to us until it’s ridiculous."

2:05

"After Bealice died, it was Bandit and me in this big house."

0:59

The racial divide in Lawrence extends even to the homeless.

4:07

Sometimes racial tension boils over into violence.

2:09

"Maybe there’s something out there that God don’t want him to see, or wants him to see with his heart."

2:30

"I went in and I had my last surgery. I went to sleep with sight, and I woke up and it was like I couldn’t see."

1:50

"You can now buy into good design and good taste."

1:58

"Why do we feel we need to keep revisiting the archetype over and over again?"

2:44