Nikola Tesla: The Genius Who Lit the World

This is a documentary on one of history’s greatest men, Nikola Tesla, a scientist and inventor. On July 10, 1856, Nikola Tesla was born in Smiljan, Lika, in what would eventually become Yugoslavia. His mother Djuka Mandic was an independent household appliance entrepreneur, while his father Milutin Tesla was a Serbian Orthodox priest.

Tesla attended the University of Prague and the Polytechnic Institute in Graz, Austria. In Budapest in 1881, he started working as an electrical engineer for a telephone company.

Tesla joined the Continental Edison Company in Paris before moving to America, where he created dynamos. In 1883, while living in Strasbourg, he constructed and successfully tested an induction motor prototype on his own. Tesla accepted an opportunity to work for Thomas Edison in New York after failing to persuade anyone in Europe to support this revolutionary gadget.

In 1884, a young Nikola Tesla immigrated to America. Tesla will reside in New York for the remaining 59 years of his productive life. While working in Edison’s lab in New Jersey, Tesla started working on improving line dynamos. His disagreement with Edison about direct current versus alternating electricity started at this point. The Battle of Currents, where Edison battled valiantly but unsuccessfully to defend his investment in direct current machinery and facilities, marked the culmination of this dispute.

Whereas alternating current can be ramped up to extremely high voltage levels and can change direction 50 to 60 times per second, direct current flows constantly in one direction. This reduces power loss over long distances. The alternating current is the master of the future. George Westinghouse purchased the 40 fundamental U.S. patents that Nikola Tesla had developed and held for his polyphase alternating current system of transformers, motors, and generators in order to provide America with Tesla technology. Tesla made the fundamental scientific discovery of the rotating magnetic field in February 1882, which serves as the foundation for almost all alternating current devices today.

Appliances and businesses throughout the world use Tesla’s AC induction motor extensively. At the turn of the century, this motor ignited the industrial revolution. Through the use of his inventions, electricity is now generated, transmitted, and converted to mechanical power. Tesla’s polyphase alternating current system, which today lights the entire world, is his greatest accomplishment.

30 Days: The Kai Cenat Documentary

One of the internet’s most notorious successes – Kai Cenat, has just dropped a new documentary titled 30 Days: The Kai Cenat Documentary.

Best known for his live streams on Twitch and his comedy-based content posted on YouTube. On February 28, 2023, during a month-long subathon, he became the most-subscribed Twitch streamer of all time, beating the previous record set by fellow streamer Ludwig.

Opening up about his childhood, the highs, and lows of his career thus far, and offering anecdotes behind some of his career’s most notorious moments, this documentary is a must-watch for all fans.

Becoming Warren Buffett

Becoming Warren Buffett follows the life and career of the legendary investor from his early entrepreneurial endeavors to making his fortune in the stock market.

Known as The Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett is one of the wealthiest people on the planet. Aside from his private jet, however, he eschews opulence in favor of a simpler life.

Filmed with the full cooperation of the Buffet family, the documentary features interviews with the man himself and family members who discuss not only his business and investing side, but also his personal life and the relationships he has with those around him.

The Rise and Fall of John McAfee

“The Rise and Fall of John McAfee” is a documentary film that explores the life of John McAfee, the eccentric computer programmer and businessman who created the first commercial antivirus software, McAfee.

The documentary chronicles McAfee’s life from his early years as a tech entrepreneur to his rise as a cybersecurity pioneer, his time as a fugitive avoiding arrest for murder, and eventually to his downfall, including his time in Belize and his legal troubles.

The documentary includes interviews with friends, family members, and former associates of McAfee, as well as footage of McAfee himself.

The film highlights McAfee’s controversial and often bizarre behavior, including his run-ins with the law, his attempts to evade taxes, and his involvement in various conspiracy theories. It also explores the darker side of the tech industry and the impact that McAfee’s success and subsequent downfall had on his personal and professional relationships.

Overall, “The Rise and Fall of John McAfee” is a fascinating look at the life of a complex and controversial figure, and provides insights into the intersection of technology, wealth, and power in our society.

My Brother Jordan

Four years after Jordan’s death, Justin set out on an 8-year journey to bring his brother’s story to life.

With the help of 102 interviews and 300+ home videotapes, equaling 450+ hours of footage, “My Brother Jordan” chronicles Jordan’s life and death and paints the bond of brotherhood between Jordan and Justin Robinson.

The heartwarming documentary recounts the life of Jordan Robinson through the eyes of his brother Justin. Jordan Robinson led an extraordinary life that brought immense joy and happiness to those around him. But even more, My Brother Jordan is a tale of two brothers and the deep, unbreakable bond they shared.

 

Amazon Empire: The Rise and Reign of Jeff Bezos

Amazon Empire: The Rise and Reign of Jeff Bezos takes a sobering look at the behemoth online retailer that has become too big to fail. The documentary pulls back the curtain on the questionable inner workings of Amazon and how the company deployed bellicose tactics to eliminate its competition.

Amazon Empire lays bare how the retailer went from one of the largest online booksellers to becoming a one-stop online sales giant using an unheard-of cult-like allegiance to the customer is always right’ business model.

The film also examines how Amazon’s constant analysis of its customer’s buying habits is raising queries into privacy issues. What filmmakers convey is how Amazon has ingrained itself into the consumer psyche and the impact it’s had on other online and physical retailers.

The PBS program utilizes interviews with company insider’s past and present to lend insight into Amazon’s daunting expansion of power.