William Sloane Coffin: A Lover's Quarrel with America
Category: Documentaries
Reverend Dr. William Sloane Coffin, religious leader and peace activist, speaks on U.S. policies and politics, focusing on the Iraq War and nuclear proliferation.

Tulia, Texas: Scenes From the Drug War
Category: Documentaries
More than 10% of the African-American community in this tiny town were arrested in a 1999 sting operation, even though there was no proof that any drug dealing occurred.

Witness: Books Not Bars
Category: Documentaries
A powerful indictment of the growing "prison industrial complex" in America, a system in which youth of color are four to five times more likely to be incarcerated than educated.

Spotlight: Bombies
Category: Documentaries
Examines the danger of unexploded cluster bombs in modern Laos. The U.S. dropped over 2 million tons of these bombs from 1964-73, making tiny Laos the most heavily bombed country in history.

When Billy Broke His Head...and Other Tales of Wonder
Category: Documentaries

Spotlight: Harry Belafonte
Category: Documentaries
Spotlight host Mark Hertsgaard interviews renowned artist and humanitarian Harry Belafonte.

Listening to Beirut
Category: News & Current Affairs
A live call-in program in which leading Middle East experts in Beirut and San Francisco take calls from WorldLink TV viewers to discuss Middle East development issues such as hunger, poverty and women's rights, and how to bridge the gulf of misunderstandi

The Global Banquet: By Invitation Only
Category: Documentaries
A two part discussion of corporate farming and its global effects.

The US Presidential Election: The Stakes for the US, Germany and the World
Category: News & Current Affairs
Students from leading universities in America and Germany connect with policymakers from the two nations via a satellite bridge.

Vis à Vis: Blue And Black
Category: Documentaries
Through a series of digital links, two black policemen, a South African and an American, explore how they are each coping with crime, the pressures of police work, and a legacy of racism.

Prison Lullabies
Category: Documentaries
A remarkable portrait of four women living on the bad side of luck, struggling with drug addiction, arrested for dealing and prostitution and serving prison time with one common bond: they are pregnant.

Link TV Anniversary Celebration
Category: News & Current Affairs
In 2005, Link TV celebrated its 5th anniversary, honoring the best filmmakers, musicians and network supporters; with Harry Belafonte, Dave Matthews and others.

Mr. Respect: Tiger Jack Rosenbloom
Category: Documentaries

Salaam, Hallelujah: The Sunday After at Glide Memorial Church
Category: News & Current Affairs

The Invisible Hand
Category: Documentaries
An animated short film about greed, gambling, bankruptcy and confession by corporate executives in the United States. The cast of characters includes Martha Stewart and top executives from Tyco, Enron and more.