How can we take the media back? Veteran journalist Bill Moyers speaks out in this Link TV special about the critical role the media has to play in America's democracy.
Meet Bulewla Princess Cima, an HIV positive single mother who is six months pregnant. She earns enough to support her family as a community health worker.
This traditional Punjabi song receives the K&G dance treatment, as the sitar, veena, and violin are luxuriously padded with synths.
This new Link special features a hard-hitting investigative film by Danny Schechter that asks: was the global financial crisis based on a foundation of criminal activity?
What happens when diverse university students from around the world converse on the Web, discussing hot topics ranging from media bias to Iran's nuclear program?
Link's environmental newsmagazine looks at the effects of coal mining in West Virginia, climate change refugees in New Guinea, and more.
Sahr from Fela: Everybody Say Yeah Yeah for Link
Don't let the curtain fall on Link! Sahr, who plays Fela in the celebrated Broadway musical, loves Link TV. Why? Like the legendary musician Fela Kuti, Link TV speaks truth to power, airing documentaries and news programs that expose corruption and injustice. And Link's music programming not only has meaning--it also makes you dance! Seriously, what's not to like about this channel? But Link needs your help right now to stay alive--say "yeah yeah" with Sahr and make a donation to Link TV today!
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