Prison Tennis, Cambo, & Riff Raff's Diet: Latest on VICE (January 31)
January 31, 2015
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as posted by the channelInto the Alabama's backwoods with Cambo, diamond mining in the Central African Republic, the weight gain diet with Riff Raff, and tennis with inmates. This is the latest on VICE.
VICEThe Legend of Cambo
VICE NEWSBlood Diamonds & Religious War
MUNCHIESRiff Raff Weight Gain Diet
VICE SPORTSTennis at San Quentin Prison
On VICE Harmony Korine tells the story of Cambo, the child of a brutal divorce who flees to the backwoods of Alabama to be alone.
On VICE News we traveled to mines located in the heart of the Central African Republic to see how the battle over natural resources is playing out in one of the world’s most violent conflicts.
On MUNCHIES we follow Riff Raff on his quest to become 240 pounds of pure muscle, as he plows through seafood, sips on giant frappuccinos, and “slangs slices” of pizza to his fans.
On VICE Sports we travel to San Quentin prison, home to the largest death row population in the United States, to see how their tennis program is being used to aid in inmate rehabilitation.
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