Entering the tourist trade for the first time, workers at the Il Ngwesi Lodge in Kenya had to learn about Western culture and the customs of "pink people." (2:12)

Thanks to the Il Ngwesi, wildlife is thriving; but community members continue their heated debate over conservation versus cattle. (2:32)

Welcoming their first rhino, members of the community conservancy quickly get out of the way as the animal awakes from sedation. (2:03)

Ride shotgun with ex-Mujahideen fighter Abu Amar through the chaotic streets of Zarqa, Jordan -- birthplace of the infamous al-Qaeda leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. (1:47)

Welcome to Zarqa, Jordan, birthplace of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the notorious mastermind of al-Qaeda's terror operations in Iraq. (1:23)

Driving around Zarqa looking for cardboard to recycle, Abu Ammar reveals his past life as a bodyguard for mujahedeen leaders. (1:13)

Abu Ammar and a friend are almost killed by extremists and American soldiers during an ill-fated scheme to sell used vehicles in Iraq. (1:32)

How do two women negotiate the ingrained social and cultural attitudes that govern their lives? (1:37)

Nishtha and her maid Lakshmi have an intimate relationship, yet it is continually overshadowed by their roles as employer and domestic worker. (2:09)