Homemade Island
Off the west coast of Vancouver Island, Catherine King and Wayne Adams have been building their floating home over the last 24 years. With an art gallery, garden, and all the fish you can eat, it's as off-the-grid as a home can get.
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Digital Food
We've seen 3D printed glass, lightsabers, and even tattoos. Now the robots are invading our kitchens. With programmable cooking, not only will the machines be able to create unique food items that otherwise couldn't be duplicated in our homes, but it will also be able to control the nutrition in our daily diets. Creative Machines Lab director Professor Hod Lipson reveals how his students at Columbia University are revolutionizing what's for dinner.
Graphic Means
Graphic design has been revolutionized by computers like few other industries. What once took an army of people and massive machines, can now be done from your couch. Graphic Means looks at the history of graphic design and how the computer revolution turned it on its head.
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Caliber Fitness Program
Getting fit takes more than hitting the gym or counting calories. Caliber's science-driven program combines strength training, cardio, and nutrition, with expert coaches tracking your progress 24/7. They check in regularly, keeping you motivated and on course, while real-time insights into your workouts, nutrition, and habits allow for personalized, actionable feedback. Members see results up to 50% faster than training alone — and right now, all coaching programs are $100 off through the end of September.
Presented by Caliber.
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Aroma360 The Monet Flowers
Picture preserved roses — tucked into a sleek round diffuser — that last up to five years while scenting your space. The Monet marries romantic design with cold-air fragrance delivery, capable of filling up to 500 sq ft with clean, chemical-free aroma via proprietary Pro-Pod™ oils. Running wirelessly on battery power, it arrives in luxe black or white packaging with metallic detailing. Enjoy an extra 15% off with code EXTRA15.
Presented by Aroma360.
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Nike Unlimited Together
Chicago native Chance the Rapper and Nike band together to celebrate the spirit of the Olympics: team and togetherness. Featuring original lyrics by Chance and powerful images of United States Olympic athletes projected on the cityscapes of Chicago, Nike reinforces the message that we're all in this together — even if we're not on the court.
Muhammad Ali Remix
On June 3, 2016, the world lost on of the most iconic sports figures in history. With quotes as legendary as his fists, Melodysheep pays tribute to the boxing legend by remixing some of he greatest moments from the life of Muhammad Ali.
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Nike Calm Mules
Built for laid-back days and easy transitions, the Nike Calm Men's Mules deliver off-duty comfort in a sleek, water-friendly design. Molded from a single piece of contoured foam, they offer a seamless fit with subtle grip, airy cutouts, and a removable heel strap for a custom feel. Made with sustainable materials and finished in neutral tones or RealTree camo, they're the effortless slip-ons for wherever life takes you.
Presented by Nike.
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Apple Music: Summer 2025
Put your vinyls down and command your soundtrack with Apple Music. Discover the new releases, explore updated charts, and dive into curated playlists. This summer, we've been enjoying the Appalachian folk of Tyler Childers' Snipe Hunter, Deftones' gritty Private Music, Turnstile's high-octane Never Enough, and Tyler, the Creator's dancefloor-ready Don't Tap the Glass. The interface is built to keep you flowing across your devices, so you're always ready to listen, no matter if you're on a plane, train, or just melting into a recliner at home.
Presented by Apple Music.
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Honest Emmys
Honest Trailers was nominated for an Emmy award this year. So how to they celebrate? By making fun of all the other Emmy-nominated shows and begging for votes. Watch them take a jab at this year's best television and then give them some Emmy love.
A Bionic Hand Made From A Keurig
Many homes have replaced their Mr. Coffees with Keurigs, but did you know it can also replace your limb? Named Hedberg, this bionic hand was built using just one Keurig, some adhesive, and basic tools. Using time-lapse photography, creator Evan Booth condensed down the build time so you can admire the whole 200-hour process in just five minutes.
