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  • The Toughest Place to Be...

    Find out what life is like in some of the most risky environments on earth when ordinary people with ordinary jobs are asked to clock-in with locals in places wildly different from home. Watch the series premiere Sunday, February 5.

     

  • Premiere of Tribal Wives

    In this docudrama series, six women are faced with shocking new realities as they cross continents to live with some of the most remote tribes in the world. Watch Saturdays starting February 4, only on Link TV.

  • Yemen's Year of Revolution

    Yemeni protestors resilient on revolution's first anniversary, document reveals NYPD's religion-based policing eyed Shiites, Islamists take parliament in Kuwait vote, and more.

  • Witness: This Land is Our Land

    Filmmaker Rodrigo Vazquez goes to Paraguay to see how the attempts of President Fernando Lugo to redress corruption, poverty, and human rights abuses have impacted the country's landless peasants.

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A protester holds an Egyptian flag during clashes with security forces near the Interior Ministry in Cairo February 3, 2012: REUTERS/Suhaib SalemPlay
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Rappers, Divas, and Virtuosos

Rappers, Divas, and Virtuosos

Modernity meets tradition in this unique Link TV series, a collection of short films highlighting some of the most dynamic cultural innovators in the Muslim world today -- vibrant musicians from Iran, Western Sahara, Bangladesh, and Morocco.

 

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ViewChange: Feast and Sacrifice

ViewChange: Feast and Sacrifice

Deya and his large extended family live in a tiny village in Senegal, on the ragged edges of globalization and immigration. Questions of work and ambition arise as the family prepares for Tabaski, the biggest holiday of the year.

 

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World Music: Hamilton de Holanda, "Pedra da Macumba"

Hamilton de Holanda, "Pedra da Macumba"

(Brazil) Hamilton de Holanda is an innovator within the venerable choro tradition of Brazil. Although choro derives its name from the Portuguese "to cry" it is sweetly sophisticated music that places considerable demands on the technical and improvisational...

 

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