Legacy of Hiroshima Category: News & Current Affairs The astonishing story of how our lives have been affected by the 70,000 nuclear weapons built by the United States in the 50 years since their first use at Hiroshima and Nagasaki ushered in the nuclear age.
Larry vs. Lockney Category: Documentaries A Texas cotton farmer forms an unlikely union with the ACLU in order to fight a drug testing policy he believes is in violation of his son's Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable search and seizure.
Laleh and Laden Category: Documentaries A 1999 film about Laleh and Ladan Bijani, the Iranian conjoined twin sisters who tragically lost their lives in July of 2003 while undergoing the surgery necessary to separate them.
International Dateline: The Ice Storm Category: News & Current Affairs Australia's authoritative and incisive international current affairs program looks at three important topics this week: the rise of the drug crystal meth, the impact of APEC's meeting on host city Sydney and an interview with former Prime Minister Paul Keating.
International Dateline: The Cruellest Cut Category: News & Current Affairs Dateline travels to a region in Pakistan where thousands of people have sold their organs as a way out of debt. Is this gross exploitation of the poor or a win-win situation? Other segments include an interview with the Dalai Lama.
International Dateline: Forgotten Soldiers Category: News & Current Affairs Journalist Nick Lazaredes meets the widow of an Afghanistan veteran who was severely depressed by his recall to fight in Iraq, and whose life ended in a police shootout. Lazaredes then looks at the larger issue at stake.
International Dateline: Africa's Deadly Brain Drain Category: News & Current Affairs For 20 years, Africa's doctors have been leaving the continent for a better life overseas. Learn more about the trying lives of Malawi's remaining doctors, and the deadly cost of Africa's brain drain in this episode of Dateline.
Insanely Dangerous Category: Documentaries An examination of the story behind Niels, a train hijacker whose experiences with mental illness reveal the weaknesses of the psychic care system and the personal struggles of those dealing with psychosis.
Viewer - and power swimmer - Jim Miller talks about how his hunger for knowledge draws him to Link TV's programming so that, as he puts it, he does not become "an old, stale piece of cheese!"
