The John Walker & Sons Voyager sails into Halong Bay, Vietnam. From there, host-photographer Scott Woodward travels to the capital, Hanoi, to meet one of the Vietnam's four divas, My Linh. As Vietnam's music ambassador, My Linh's amazing voice has captivated hearts around the world. 2012 marked My Linh's 20th anniversary as an artist and performer - and appropriately, Scott recounts her remarkable life and musical milestones with his camera. From the old neighborhoods of Hanoi to its idyllic countryside and inside its majestic Opera House, My Linh shares her life and world with Scott in an intimate and dramatic fashion.

Scott Woodward meets Stephen Fung Tak Lun, one of Asia's most versatile talents. From acting to directing and music, Stephen has done it all. Scott's mission will be to shoot 5 definitive portraits of Stephen around Hong Kong, capturing his rise through the territory's iconic entertainment industry. As Scott documents Stephen's story on film, he gathers insights on his passion for filmmaking; and how the man transformed himself from an aspiring rock guitarist into a director. Now, he's set on changing the face of Asian cinema for larger audiences.

Host and photographer Scott Woodward photographs filmmaker Brillante Mendoza, the first Filipino to win Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival. Brillante shows Scott his Manila. At the University of Santo Tomas, he introduces his roots as a production designer. At Mandaluyong, he tells how he eventually became a critically acclaimed filmmaker with "Masahista," a film that won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival and "Kinatay," which was feted at Cannes. Brillante reveals his personal side at Quiapo Church and invites Scott to the Secret Garden - his creative sanctuary.

In Taipei, host photographer Scott Woodward meets Sean Anson Xu, one of the country's most admired and driven entrepreneurs. The son of notable Taiwanese business man Xu Chong Ren, Sean has shot to fame as the affable and passionate restaurateur of Ma Shan Tang, (aka Mazendo). Scott's mission is to shoot 5 definitive portraits of the man around the city, capturing his remarkable life in food and business. Navigating through Taiwan's diverse landscape, Scott takes on a unique and personal visual adventure with his subject.

The John Walker & Sons Voyager arrives in Mumbai and from there, host and photographer Scott Woodward heads into the desert to Jodhpur where he meets renowned fashion designer Raghavendra Rathore. Born into Jodhpur's royal clan, the Rathores, Raghavendra is famous for making the traditional Rajasthani clothing popular worldwide. While studying at Parsons School of Design, Raghavendra was hand-picked by US fashion designer Donna Karan to be her assistant designer. After another stint with Oscar de la Renta, he returned to Jodhpur where he started his own brand, "Rathore Jodhpur." He remains based in Jodhpur which continues to inspire him.

A frail man who taught nonviolence, he was a revolutionary the British feared and the leader India followed to independence.

From 1526 to 1858, the Mughals, a dynasty of nomadic Asian rulers, created a massive and powerful empire covering much of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, passing along an appetite for territory expansion and brutality. But they were also technological innovators and builders of some of the most enduring architecture in South Asia. Through their conquests and achievements, we learn about their military innovations like composite bows, matchlock guns, rocketry, chain mail, and cannons. We explore their feats of archery on horseback and use of elephants as fearsome weapons. And we examine their culture and enduring architecture, including palaces, forts, water systems, gardens, and the Taj Mahal--a tomb that took 22 years to build in honor of the most beloved of the sultan's wives. Join us for a sweeping history of the military ambition, innovative weapons, battle strategies, material excess, architectural wonders, and cultural flowering that shaped modern India.

A look at the world of old Japan and the fighting code of the ruthless Samurai warrior. Discover how their code of honor was born, and the harsh sacrifices they made to live up to their ideals.

Actor/martial arts champ, Mark Dacascos, explores the story of Miyamoto Musashi, the most famous Samurai of all time, and trains in the weaponry and wisdom of Japan's great warriors. Set to the action-packed, battle-scarred backdrop of Japan's warrior tradition, this new two-hour special takes viewers on an immersive journey through historic Japan in the footsteps of Musashi, Japan's legendary swordsman and warrior. As Mark learns about ancient Samurai culture, the action is brought vividly to life in a dynamic and innovative way through cutting-edge animation.

The John Walker & Sons Voyager sails into Halong Bay, Vietnam. From there, host-photographer Scott Woodward travels to the capital, Hanoi, to meet one of the Vietnam's four divas, My Linh. As Vietnam's music ambassador, My Linh's amazing voice has captivated hearts around the world. 2012 marked My Linh's 20th anniversary as an artist and performer - and appropriately, Scott recounts her remarkable life and musical milestones with his camera. From the old neighborhoods of Hanoi to its idyllic countryside and inside its majestic Opera House, My Linh shares her life and world with Scott in an intimate and dramatic fashion.

Scott Woodward meets Stephen Fung Tak Lun, one of Asia's most versatile talents. From acting to directing and music, Stephen has done it all. Scott's mission will be to shoot 5 definitive portraits of Stephen around Hong Kong, capturing his rise through the territory's iconic entertainment industry. As Scott documents Stephen's story on film, he gathers insights on his passion for filmmaking; and how the man transformed himself from an aspiring rock guitarist into a director. Now, he's set on changing the face of Asian cinema for larger audiences.

Host and photographer Scott Woodward photographs filmmaker Brillante Mendoza, the first Filipino to win Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival. Brillante shows Scott his Manila. At the University of Santo Tomas, he introduces his roots as a production designer. At Mandaluyong, he tells how he eventually became a critically acclaimed filmmaker with "Masahista," a film that won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival and "Kinatay," which was feted at Cannes. Brillante reveals his personal side at Quiapo Church and invites Scott to the Secret Garden - his creative sanctuary.

In Taipei, host photographer Scott Woodward meets Sean Anson Xu, one of the country's most admired and driven entrepreneurs. The son of notable Taiwanese business man Xu Chong Ren, Sean has shot to fame as the affable and passionate restaurateur of Ma Shan Tang, (aka Mazendo). Scott's mission is to shoot 5 definitive portraits of the man around the city, capturing his remarkable life in food and business. Navigating through Taiwan's diverse landscape, Scott takes on a unique and personal visual adventure with his subject.

The John Walker & Sons Voyager arrives in Mumbai and from there, host and photographer Scott Woodward heads into the desert to Jodhpur where he meets renowned fashion designer Raghavendra Rathore. Born into Jodhpur's royal clan, the Rathores, Raghavendra is famous for making the traditional Rajasthani clothing popular worldwide. While studying at Parsons School of Design, Raghavendra was hand-picked by US fashion designer Donna Karan to be her assistant designer. After another stint with Oscar de la Renta, he returned to Jodhpur where he started his own brand, "Rathore Jodhpur." He remains based in Jodhpur which continues to inspire him.

A frail man who taught nonviolence, he was a revolutionary the British feared and the leader India followed to independence.

From 1526 to 1858, the Mughals, a dynasty of nomadic Asian rulers, created a massive and powerful empire covering much of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, passing along an appetite for territory expansion and brutality. But they were also technological innovators and builders of some of the most enduring architecture in South Asia. Through their conquests and achievements, we learn about their military innovations like composite bows, matchlock guns, rocketry, chain mail, and cannons. We explore their feats of archery on horseback and use of elephants as fearsome weapons. And we examine their culture and enduring architecture, including palaces, forts, water systems, gardens, and the Taj Mahal--a tomb that took 22 years to build in honor of the most beloved of the sultan's wives. Join us for a sweeping history of the military ambition, innovative weapons, battle strategies, material excess, architectural wonders, and cultural flowering that shaped modern India.

A look at the world of old Japan and the fighting code of the ruthless Samurai warrior. Discover how their code of honor was born, and the harsh sacrifices they made to live up to their ideals.

Actor/martial arts champ, Mark Dacascos, explores the story of Miyamoto Musashi, the most famous Samurai of all time, and trains in the weaponry and wisdom of Japan's great warriors. Set to the action-packed, battle-scarred backdrop of Japan's warrior tradition, this new two-hour special takes viewers on an immersive journey through historic Japan in the footsteps of Musashi, Japan's legendary swordsman and warrior. As Mark learns about ancient Samurai culture, the action is brought vividly to life in a dynamic and innovative way through cutting-edge animation.

The John Walker & Sons Voyager sails into Halong Bay, Vietnam. From there, host-photographer Scott Woodward travels to the capital, Hanoi, to meet one of the Vietnam's four divas, My Linh. As Vietnam's music ambassador, My Linh's amazing voice has captivated hearts around the world. 2012 marked My Linh's 20th anniversary as an artist and performer - and appropriately, Scott recounts her remarkable life and musical milestones with his camera. From the old neighborhoods of Hanoi to its idyllic countryside and inside its majestic Opera House, My Linh shares her life and world with Scott in an intimate and dramatic fashion.

Scott Woodward meets Stephen Fung Tak Lun, one of Asia's most versatile talents. From acting to directing and music, Stephen has done it all. Scott's mission will be to shoot 5 definitive portraits of Stephen around Hong Kong, capturing his rise through the territory's iconic entertainment industry. As Scott documents Stephen's story on film, he gathers insights on his passion for filmmaking; and how the man transformed himself from an aspiring rock guitarist into a director. Now, he's set on changing the face of Asian cinema for larger audiences.

Host and photographer Scott Woodward photographs filmmaker Brillante Mendoza, the first Filipino to win Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival. Brillante shows Scott his Manila. At the University of Santo Tomas, he introduces his roots as a production designer. At Mandaluyong, he tells how he eventually became a critically acclaimed filmmaker with "Masahista," a film that won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival and "Kinatay," which was feted at Cannes. Brillante reveals his personal side at Quiapo Church and invites Scott to the Secret Garden - his creative sanctuary.

In Taipei, host photographer Scott Woodward meets Sean Anson Xu, one of the country's most admired and driven entrepreneurs. The son of notable Taiwanese business man Xu Chong Ren, Sean has shot to fame as the affable and passionate restaurateur of Ma Shan Tang, (aka Mazendo). Scott's mission is to shoot 5 definitive portraits of the man around the city, capturing his remarkable life in food and business. Navigating through Taiwan's diverse landscape, Scott takes on a unique and personal visual adventure with his subject.

The John Walker & Sons Voyager arrives in Mumbai and from there, host and photographer Scott Woodward heads into the desert to Jodhpur where he meets renowned fashion designer Raghavendra Rathore. Born into Jodhpur's royal clan, the Rathores, Raghavendra is famous for making the traditional Rajasthani clothing popular worldwide. While studying at Parsons School of Design, Raghavendra was hand-picked by US fashion designer Donna Karan to be her assistant designer. After another stint with Oscar de la Renta, he returned to Jodhpur where he started his own brand, "Rathore Jodhpur." He remains based in Jodhpur which continues to inspire him.

A frail man who taught nonviolence, he was a revolutionary the British feared and the leader India followed to independence.

From 1526 to 1858, the Mughals, a dynasty of nomadic Asian rulers, created a massive and powerful empire covering much of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, passing along an appetite for territory expansion and brutality. But they were also technological innovators and builders of some of the most enduring architecture in South Asia. Through their conquests and achievements, we learn about their military innovations like composite bows, matchlock guns, rocketry, chain mail, and cannons. We explore their feats of archery on horseback and use of elephants as fearsome weapons. And we examine their culture and enduring architecture, including palaces, forts, water systems, gardens, and the Taj Mahal--a tomb that took 22 years to build in honor of the most beloved of the sultan's wives. Join us for a sweeping history of the military ambition, innovative weapons, battle strategies, material excess, architectural wonders, and cultural flowering that shaped modern India.

A look at the world of old Japan and the fighting code of the ruthless Samurai warrior. Discover how their code of honor was born, and the harsh sacrifices they made to live up to their ideals.

Actor/martial arts champ, Mark Dacascos, explores the story of Miyamoto Musashi, the most famous Samurai of all time, and trains in the weaponry and wisdom of Japan's great warriors. Set to the action-packed, battle-scarred backdrop of Japan's warrior tradition, this new two-hour special takes viewers on an immersive journey through historic Japan in the footsteps of Musashi, Japan's legendary swordsman and warrior. As Mark learns about ancient Samurai culture, the action is brought vividly to life in a dynamic and innovative way through cutting-edge animation.