In the 70s, British TV cookery was dominated by one person: Fanny Cradock. This dramatisation of Cradock's career is based on interviews with her friends and family, and reveals the private vulnerability behind her tart public persona.

In 2006, Rafael Correa was elected president of Ecuador. The Yasuni Initiative aimed to make Ecuador self-sufficient and protect the environment by not exploiting its oil resources, inspiring hope for a new type of government.

Lina Alvarez, a woman and business owner living with Fibromyalgia, randomly stumbles upon the work of Dr. Paul St. Amand through social media, who practices a few miles from her house. She discovered that he prescribes his patients an over-the-counter medication that has the ability to reverse its painful symptoms. Throughout her journey she is documented as she spreads the word and gives hope.