Spotlight: American Virgins
Category: Documentaries
This documentary tells the story of the kids who take The Silver Ring Thing (abstinence program) on the road, organizing rallies and events to spread the word.

World Weddings: Mohammad and the Matchmaker
Category: News & Current Affairs
A series that examines contemporary marriages addressing themes such as equal rights for gays, religious divides and ancient customs.

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

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

Spotlight: Bad Medicine
Category: News & Current Affairs
A report on the growing counterfeit drug industry where profits are vast. Some are harmless but others are lethal and many of these drugs are being sold to third world countries.

Special: You Are What You Eat - Part 2
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV special, featuring "Deconstructing Supper" and "Manoomin: A Minnesota Way of Life," examines the use and effects of genetically-modified foods and how our diet affects the health of the environment.

Special: Warning: Before You Take This Drug - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
Part 1 of this special, featuring "Selling Sickness" and parts of "Money Talks: Profits before Patient Safety," explores the ever-expanding prevalence of pharmaceuticals.

Special: Warning: Before You Take This Drug - Part 2
Category: Documentaries
Part 1 of this special, featuring Big Bucks, Big Pharma, and parts of "Money Talks: Profits before Patient Safety," explores the ever-expanding prevalence of pharmaceuticals.

Sinesipho: Why Must I Die?
Category: Documentaries
This film addresses the urgent problems of AIDS and explores the issues of accountability, prevention, treatment and development that are often ignored.

Amy Goodman

Imagine if people around the world, let alone this country see Link TV...