Out-of-towners are shocked to learn of the existence of two racially segregated Mardi Gras. (1:55)

The story of a small town's search for justice and the price Americans pay for the nation's war on drugs. (2:00)

A defendant and his father describe the surreal events leading up to the trial. (1:22)

Tulia’s Sheriff Stewart and Narcotics Agent Coleman describe the creation of Coleman’s wild man alias. (1:21)

Two Tulia oldtimers recall their sense from the beginning that the town's drug sting was wrong. (1:11)

Petey Greene, America's original shock-jock, battled the system and his own demons during a time of civil unrest in the nation's capital. (2:18)

Narrator Don Cheadle introduces Petey Greene: "an ex-offender, jokester, activist, sometime drinker and user of forbidden words." (1:15)

After Martin Luther King's assassination, Petey Greene went on the air and into the streets to stop the riots in Washington D.C. (:54)

Petey Greene spins a tale of domestic violence in order to shock viewers into thinking about the issue. (1:47)