With our latest TV Real In-Demand series, we spotlight two factual genres that are fixtures on programmers’ wish lists: travel and adventure and people and society.

Amid COVID-19-related restrictions, these inspiring travel and adventure titles give viewers the chance to experience the wonders of the world—from the comfort of the living room: all3media international's Race Across the World, Off the Fence's The Tourist, PBS International's The Frozen Chosen and Beyond Rights' Edges Unknown.

The documentary The Beer Jesus from America, which is distributed by Rive Gauche Television, follows a man who is risking millions on a dream to become the first American to build, own and operate a craft beer brewery in Europe.

Back to Nature, which Escapade Media offers as both a series and format, explores the need to reconnect with the land around us for our physical, emotional and spiritual well-being.

Ewan McGregor narrates Stormborn, a three-part series on Blue Ant International’s slate that explores remote wildlife in the northern regions of Scotland, Norway and Iceland.

Autentic Distribution is presenting a diverse set of highlights that includes a historical three-parter, an indie two-parter with love at its center and a six-part natural-history series.

On offer from Terra Mater Factual Studios, The Secret Whale is a natural-history thriller focused on the importance of whales to our planet’s ecosystem.

Leading A+E Networks International’s slate, Surviving Jeffrey Epstein explains his sex-trafficking network through the voices of survivors and details the role of Ghislaine Maxwell.

One of GRB Studios’ highlights this fall, Dons of Disco is a documentary about a lip-syncing scandal involving the Italo disco star Den Harrow.

Hosted by Rebel Wilson, the Beyond Rights highlight Pooch Perfect follows professional pet stylists and their assistants as they compete in themed challenges.