Documentary of the Week 

Technology has made non-fiction film easier to make, more available and more popular than ever before. Here, WNYC selects the best documentaries as they come to screens of any size.

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Title	Date published
Intersex people speak their truth in "Every Body"	2023-09-29
"26.2 to Life" explores a prison marathon	2023-09-22
"The League" remembers a lost era of baseball	2023-08-25
Going to court over climate change in "Youth v Gov"	2023-08-18
"Stephen Curry: Underrated" profiles the early days of the NBA All-Star	2023-08-11
"Kokomo City" gives sex workers a safe space	2023-07-28
"While We Watched" profiles Indian journalist Ravish Kumar	2023-07-21
"Casa Susanna" reveals a hidden transgender history	2023-06-30
"The Stroll" honors a sisterhood of sex workers	2023-06-23
When the police don't believe victims	2023-06-16
John Leguizamo does America	2023-06-09
"After Sherman" reflects on Black Americans returning to the South	2023-06-02
The real Mary Tyler Moore	2023-05-26
Conversations with kids in "1000% Me: Growing Up Mixed"	2023-05-12
Exploring audio in "32 Sounds"	2023-04-28
"Little Richard: I Am Everything" celebrates a rock 'n' roll pioneer	2023-04-21
From Clothing to Conservation in "Wild Life"	2023-04-14
Van Jones navigates controversy in "The First Step"	2023-04-07
Revisiting the Iraq War in "The Army We Had"	2023-03-31
Who Was Nam June Paik?	2023-03-24

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