Greg Palast Investigates
Category: Documentaries
In Palast Investigates take a hard look at Vulture Funds, and the speculators who swoop down to make a profit on Third World debt relief. Then, journey into the Amazon to meet the Cafan Indians battling big oil companies to reclaim their land.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: 40 Acres and a Dream
Category: Documentaries
Black farmers are losing their land three times faster than white farmers; in the next ten years there could be virtually no black owned farms left. Photographer John Ficara uses his camera to preserve this vanishing part of American history.

In Focus: Measures for Money Management
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this episode of In Focus, uncover the feeding frenzy of new speculation among traders, despite the world's investment banks and businesspeople dropping like flies. Unconventional solutions - like using the Islamic financial system as a model - are now being considered.

Not In Our Town - Communities Uniting Against Hate
Category: Documentaries
Not In Our Town (NIOT) is a national movement that encourages and connects people who are responding to hate and working to build more inclusive communities. Watch these stories from the movement.

Not In Our Town - The Billings, Montana Story
Category: Documentaries
This critically acclaimed program which sparked a national movement against hate and intolerance tells the uplifting story of how the residents of Billings, Montana, joined together when their neighbors were threatened by white supremacists.

Special: Hijacking Catastrophe
Category: Documentaries
This film contends that a group of Bush administration insiders used the trauma of the 9/11 terror attacks to transform American foreign policy and shows how the plan was sold to the American public.

Special: Berkeley in the Sixties
Category: Documentaries
In the 1960s, Berkeley was the center of a national movement for change. It was a time when many believed they could remake the world order. What have we learned from that time of war, and what's changed during this one?

Special: Howard Zinn - You Can’t Be Neutral on a Moving Train
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV special, a tribute to the late activist and teacher Howard Zinn, features the rousing documentary You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train, which tells the pressing story of political activism in the 20th century and beyond.

Special: Orwell Rolls in his Grave
Category: Documentaries
Can a media system controlled by just a few corporations really deliver on the First Amendment? This special looks at the question with the doc "Orwell Rolls in his Grave."

Special: The Corporation - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
Corporations control almost every aspect of our lives - so why do they often seem immune to legal controls? Journalist Greg Palast joins Link TV to present "The Corporation," and discuss the issues.

Special: The Corporation - Part 2
Category: Documentaries
Corporations control almost every aspect of our lives - so why do they often seem immune to legal controls? Journalist Greg Palast joins Link TV to present "The Corporation," and discuss the issues.

Special: T.R. Reid - Can We Really Fix U.S. Health Care?
Category: Documentaries
In this Link special, author T.R. Reid takes the pulse of health care systems around the globe and writes a prescription for America based on his observations.

Special: Money-Driven Medicine
Category: Documentaries
In this Link TV special, Money-Driven Medicine, get to the heart of what's really going on with U.S. health care, no matter which side of the debate you land on. How does the American system stand up to the care of other countries?

Special: KPFA on the Air
Category: Documentaries
KPFA, the oldest independent community-based radio station in the world, was a voice for the radical movements of the 60s. In KPFA on the Air, see the pitfalls and challenges this ambitious experiment in media democracy has faced.

Special: Robert Reich - Where Did the Stimulus Go?
Category: Documentaries
Is the U.S. economy showing signs of recovery, as some indicators suggest, or is any talk of recovery dangerously premature? Robert Reich offers thoughtful insight on the global economic meltdown in the Link TV special "Where Did the Stimulus Go?"