In an effort to make friends at her new school, Sofia gets involved with a group of popular girls who dislike Brooklyn, a loner who they believe to be evil.

Gray hopes that going to a slumber party with the "Lucky Seven" at her private school will take her mind off her mother's cancer, but when she is taken from the party by a deranged woman, both she and the other girls discover things about themselves and each other.

Professor McWhorter provides a closer look at slang and its place in language. How did English slang evolve over the centuries, and why does it keep changing? Why do we seem to be using it now more than ever? And what does texting say about the importance of slang today?

Movies and TV are especially to blame in fostering myths about Bipolar Disorder. These Canadians de-mystify the condition and talk about life and health post-diagnosis.

Four experts (Michael Berry, Karl Gerth, Nile Green, and Pankaj Mishra) offer unique insights into different aspects of contemporary Asian society based upon their personal and professional experiences, sharing their perspectives on the similarities and differences between Asia and the West.

Often mocked and stigmatized for their disability our participants with Tourette Syndrome candidly answer questions about the myths and what life is like living with what is often mistakenly called "the swearing disease".

Severe anxiety or "Generalized Anxiety Disorder" can be crippling but is often dismissed as "made up". These eight Canadians talk about the real challenges that people with this condition face and how they hope to be treated by others.

From all walks of life the visually impaired we meet in this episode answer questions about what it is like to navigate the world without a major sense and the answers are very enlightening.

A genetic disorder causes Down Syndrome and the Canadians we meet in the episode give us a heart-warming and candid view into the lives of people with Down Syndrome from dating to work and the importance of hugs.

Famous because of a few celebrities with the disorder Parkinson’s is still very misunderstood. Eight people living with the disorder talk about their personal experience and their hopes for the future.