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  • The Toughest Place to Be... a Bus Driver

    London bus driver Josh West heads to the busy city of Manila, Philippines to drive a Jeepney -- a colorfully decorated jeep with dodgy lights, no power steering, and a very uncomfortable seat.

     

  • New Season of Bridge to Iran

    Link TV's "Bridge to Iran" documentary series, hosted by Parisa Soultani, kicks off with Iran: A Cinematographic Revolution, which explores the history of Iranian cinema and the artistic struggle of its filmmakers.

  • Prisoner on Hunger Strike for 56 Days

    Support grows for Palestinian prisoner's protest, Free Syrian Army claims responsibility for blasts in Aleppo, Egypt's military deploys troops ahead of general strike, and more.

  • Tribal Wives - Ecuador

    In episode two of Tribal Wives, single mother of two Karen stays with the Waorani, a tribe isolated deep within the Ecuadorian Amazon jungle. As she immerses herself in tribal life, could Karen find true love?

  • Earth Focus: Energy Solutions

    Find out how pioneers in green living are bringing energy solutions to rural communities -- from solar greenhouses in the Himalayas, to biomass in India, and sawdust briquettes in Uganda.

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Syrian security inspect the site of an explosion in Syria's northern city of Aleppo February 10, 2012, in this handout photograph released by Syria's national news agency: REUTERS/SANAPlay
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explore: Raindrops Over Rwanda

explore: Raindrops Over Rwanda

How does a nation torn apart by the nightmare of genocide come to terms with its past and live together in the present? Take a journey to Rwanda with Charlie and the explore.org Team to uncover the forces that led to the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

 

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Raindrops Over Rwanda Interview: Honoré Gatera

Raindrops Over Rwanda Interview: Honoré Gatera

During his first-ever trip to the US, Honoré Gatera sat down with Charlie Annenberg at Link TV headquarters in San Francisco to talk about the making of Raindrops Over Rwanda and Honoré's personal experiences during the genocide.

 

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World Music: Nortec Collective present Fussible and Bostich, "Tijuana Sound Machine"

Nortec Collective present Fussible and Bostich, "Tijuana Sound Machine"

(Mexico) In this outing, the Nortec collective of five Tijuana deejays presents a mix by Fussible (Pepe Mogt) and Bostich (Ramon Amezcua). The music is full of their characteristic loops, processed...

 

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