Americans, like myself, who come to England often think: we're both Western cultures who speak the same language, how different can we be? But after six-months of living in the UK and many hilarious and insightful interviews later, I uncover what gets lost in English translation and what it is that make the English, just so darn English.

Enjoy the world's ONLY protected moving landmark: The San Francisco Cable Car. Get the low down from two of the funniest San Franisco characters, Gripman Grand and conductor Louis, as they tell me the difference between gripman and conductor, teach ME how to drive a cable car, and show me the art of making fun of tourists -- I'm sorry: making fun 'with' them : ) Also meet Neil and Pete, who perfect the art of 'high fiving' cable car style and little Heather, whose first time cable experience is one to remember! \r\n\r\nDoes Alex have what it takes to be the next female gripman or conductor?? Watch to find out!!

VJ Alexandra sneaks backstage to interview the up and coming band, Low vs Diamond and gets the skinny on their latest video, how they got their name, and more!

\r\nWIth the complex state of the current economic crisis, many of the younger generation are wondering, how is this going to affect us and what can we do to fix it? All the way in San Francisco, I was made aware of a first of its kind symposium held in New York which was bringing together both government and business leaders under roof with the aim to address global economic issues as well as advance investment, trade, and economic relations among nations. So I got on a plane and headed for the Harvard Club in Manhattan to attend the International Economic Alliance's Pathways to Prosperity.Energy seemed to be one of the major issues on everyone's mind - especially self made billionaire T. Boone Pickens who is on a mission with the 'Pickens Plan' to educate and influence the US to take action from our dependancy on foreign oil. I was able to talk to Mr. Pickens who explained how greatly affected our generation will be if we do not start pursuing alternative resources and continue to be dependent on oil. The Unites States has 4% of the population and we are using 25% of the oil in the world. Out of the 85 millions of gallons of oil produces, the US uses 21 million - yet we are producing only 7 million. That means that we are spending 700 billion dollars on foreign oil a year - and those numbers don't connect for Pickens. The symposium was a great success - Many key issues were addressed, important necessary meetings took place, and connections were formed. I was honored to witness the conception of many investment-related developments at the highest national level. Although we have many hurdles to overcome, I left New York with a sense of hope that our worlds leaders are taking those first steps towards ensuring a promising future for our generation by building a pathway to prosperity.

Couch Surfing is an international network of travelers. Through the website, travelers can connect to locals in the areas they are planning on visiting and are provided with...well a couch to sleep on. This exchange is also a tool for promoting cultural tolerance and provides travelers with a local connection for a better traveling experience.\r\n

Election night in San Francisco at the Democratic National Headquarters hosted by Shareef Salaam.

From the projects to the penthouse, 26 year old Ghurbaksh Chahal reveals how he became one of the youngest and wealthiest entrepreneurs in the world!

KRS-One speaks at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco.

Alex travels to Seattle to find the YouTube sensation only to find out, he's no where to be found!! Track down Matt Harding and get the low down of his travels, infamous dance skills, and more about how he got started.

Meet Arin in his work studio in Brooklyn and follow him and Susan Buice, his co-creator of "Two eyed-Monsters" as they go to the YouTubeLive Event. They were the first Full length feature to ever be shown on YouTube with over a million hits!

“Hipsters” have been a part of the American culture for decades... but what does it mean to be young and hip in San Francisco? Follow VJ Alexandra Liss as she investigates what the current hipster culture is all about.

Viral videos have become pretty common over the past few years and brought unique opportunities to some of their creators. San Francisco VJ Alexandra Liss was so inspired by Matt Harding’s video, she just had to meet the man whose video launched his career as world traveling “bad dancer.”

New York VJ Alexandra Liss takes us to an elementary school that hosts an after school program where students collaborate in a hip hop production workshop.

Watch to see the man who wins the glove, once worth $30, now auctioned for $350,000!

What you need to know about taking care of your dog's teeth that MOST people do not know!

Jaizen Homilier and Turiya Dawn interview celebrities and Fashion Week goers about what's hot and not on the Red Carpet!

Meet popular Zumba instructor Rich Martinez, master Zumba education specialist Tanya Beardsley, and the creator himself: Alberto 'Beto' Perez!

Meet Milun Tesovic, winner of the Global Student Entrepreneur Award and hear the story that drove him to success.