Religion of Sports

Season 2

From Executive Producers Tom Brady, Michael Strahan, and Gotham Chopra comes 'Religion of Sports', a docuseries that travels the world to answer the question: why do sports matter?

Where to Watch Religion of Sports • Season 2

6 Episodes

  • Here to Stay
    E1
    Here to StaySt. Pauli is a liberal district of Hamburg, Germany, that recently embraced over 400,000 refugees. At its heart is FC St. Pauli, a soccer team with diehard fans. The team sponsors FC Lampedusa, a team of refugees, which provide them a meaningful place in society and a sense of belonging.
  • Through the Darkness
    E2
    Through the DarknessAt San Quentin State Prison, baseball is an escape from the harsh conditions of life behind bars. Three men, at different stages of their journey as inmates, struggle to overcome the mistakes of their past and cope with the reality of an uncertain future.
  • Hold Fast
    E3
    Hold FastConrad Anker is one of the true icons of rock climbing. His 30 years of climbing has led to more than a few brushes with his own mortality, teaching him wisdom along the way. Conrad looks to impart this wisdom on novice climber and cancer survivor Alex Wildman as they climb El Capitan in Yosemite Valley.
  • Disciples
    E4
    DisciplesIn 1984, Peter Westbrook became the first US fencer in generations to win an Olympic fencing medal. He was also the first black man to do so. 30 years later, his foundation has created a lineage of Olympians, including Daryl Homer, a student who left the foundation to find himself.
  • Follow That Line
    E5
    Follow That LineRace Across America is an ultra-cycling event that runs the length of America, clocking in at a little over 3000 miles. Sarah Cooper, a 45-year-old mother of four from Iowa and an ultra-cycling phenomenon, sets out to finish the race in under 10 days.
  • Gods of War
    E6
    Gods of WarIn New Zealand, every boy dreams of joining national rugby team the All Blacks. The team embraces Maori culture by performing a haka, a sacred war dance, before each game. For young Maori student Pou Sorensen, making the team would be an achievement with both personal and cultural significance.

 

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