Episode 7 - Come Home, Daddy
Twenty-two years ago a crime took place in the middle of the night. It left a 5-year-old with scars and without her father. As she grew up, Katie Haught wanted the justice system to know the truth about her dad.
The Future of Healing the Brain
Dr. Ali Rezai's methods of treating neurological disorders sound like mere science fiction. But they're not.
The Secrets of a Champion Team
The WVU women's soccer team has a few secret weapons in their arsenal -- smart tech.
The Man Helping Save America's Sheep
Professor Scott Bowdridge has spent his entire adult life studying a parasite killing sheep. He may have just figured out how to stop it.
Healing Without The High
Steven Kinsey is finding ways to treat neuropathic pain with cannabis - safely and without the high, man.
The Solving of an Enduring World War II Mystery
Sometimes all it takes to solve a mystery is a Google search and a fudge shop.
Walk Through the Arboretum
Delve into the core of this picturesque 91-acre tree sanctuary in Morgantown.
A Dream of Mars
One of the finest amateur robot minds outside of NASA has put WVU's robotics program on the map.
My Cousin Yeast
Four years after a coal-washing chemical spilled into West Virginia's Elk River, this geneticist is still unraveling the question of "What does this stuff do?"
The Startup to Watch
This young alum is a tech entrepreneur who developed a protocol that transmits data over audio.
Humans and Computers
For Saiph Savage, the intersection of humans and computers is as much an exploration of sociology and psychology as it is numbers and data.
One Size Does Not Fit All
Candice Brown explores the biological gender differences in sepsis patients.
Episode 6 - Fourth-Grade Scientists
Two college students arrived at a school gym and showed young children how water works. By the end of it, the kids knew that water doesn't keep itself clean. And that science is this thing that West Virginians do all the time. And they can do it, too.
How to Remake a State
Some look at where we've been. We look at what's ahead. Here's what drives West Virginia forward.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
The WVU College of Law is aiding in one man's quest for freedom after 20 years in prison.