TED Talks: Seth Godin on the Tribes We Lead
Category: News & Current Affairs
Seth Godin argues the Internet has ended mass marketing and revived a human social unit from the distant past: tribes. Founded on shared ideas and values, tribes give ordinary people the power to lead and make big change.

In Focus: When the Oil Runs Out - Prospects and Predictions
Category: News & Current Affairs
While the world waits for a renewable energy source that is a feasible oil alternative, will our oil supply run out? How will our lifestyles adapt to the upcoming oil crisis? Find out, in this episode of In Focus.

TED Talks: Sarah Jones as a one-woman global village
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this hilariously lively performance, actress Sarah Jones channels an opinionated elderly Jewish woman, a fast-talking Dominican college student and more, giving TED2009 just a sample of her spectacular character range.

Special: 9/11 - Press for Truth
Category: Documentaries
Following the attacks of September 11th, a small group of grieving families waged a tenacious battle against those who sought to bury the truth about the event - including, to their amazement, President Bush.

Real Conversations: Soliya Project
Category: Documentaries
Link TV's "Real Conversations" series follows the discussions of a dozen university students -- representing the Muslim world, Europe, and the US -- who gather in weekly 2-hour webcam conversations to discuss today's hot topics.

In Focus: A Pilot in Bhutan
Category: News & Current Affairs
Lars Möhrring from Germany has been a chief pilot of the small Bhutanese airline DrukAir for two years, because, he says, he loves adventure.

Viewpoint with James Zogby
Category: News & Current Affairs
Viewpoint with James Zogby is a live call-in discussion program about Middle Eastern and world issues, hosted by Dr. James Zogby from Washington DC and broadcast throughout the Middle East.

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.

Special: Occupation or Apartheid
Category: Documentaries
Two journalists, a Palestinian-American and an Israeli, journey to Jerusalem, their mutual birthplace, to offer new solutions and insights into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In Focus: Berlin under Attack - China's Cyber-Spies
Category: News & Current Affairs
In May '07, Chinese hackers broke into Pentagon computers and stole thousands of top-secret documents, sending them back home over the internet. Who ordered this spy operation? Learn more in this episode of In Focus.

In Focus: Cloning for Conservation - Ensuring the Survival of Species
Category: News & Current Affairs
Genetic data banks can help prevent the loss of species genetic information. Can animals on the brink of extinction be saved by cloning them? The technology may be ready, but whether we as a society are, is another question.

In Focus: First Nations Claim Their Land - Canada's Olympic Countdown
Category: News & Current Affairs
When the 2010 Olympic Games put Vancouver firmly on the world sports stage, the spotlight will also be on the region's First Nations, or Native Americans.

Spotlight: Blood Antiques
Category: Documentaries
This investigative documentary uncovers one of the most outrageous illegal trades since blood diamonds. Could illegal art trade be financing the Taliban in Afghanistan?

Dead Mums Don't Cry
Category: News & Current Affairs
More than half a million women die every year in pregnancy and childbirth. The BBC investigates, traveling from Africa to Central America.

Mosaic 2009 Special: Connecting the Dots in the Middle East
Category: News & Current Affairs
The year 2009… From the war in Gaza to the election in Iran, how did Arab, Israeli and Iranian media cover the news? Join producer Jamal Dajani in this Mosaic 2009 Special.