Special: Human Cost of War - Featuring "I Know I'm Not Alone" with Special Guest Michael Franti
Category: Documentaries
Watch this moving Link TV special "I Know I'm Not Alone", in which musician Michael Franti, armed with an acoustic guitar and a video camera, takes us on a musical journey through war and occupation in Iraq, Israel, and Palestine.

CINEMONDO: Laila's Birthday
Category: World Cinema
Laila's Birthday portrays a day in the life of a Palestinian taxi driver, who, in trying to get home for his daughter's birthday, encounters numerous hurdles that nearly derail his objective, including a car bombing, and the kidnapping of his taxi!

Dambé - The Mali Project
Category: Documentaries
In this colorful documentary, Irish musicians Liam O'Maonlai and Paddy Keenan embark on a musical adventure to the heart of Africa, Mali.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Desert Blues
Category: Documentaries
In 1996 Tuareg community leaders in Mali organized a festival to mark the end of the War of Independence. Over the years, this gathering has become a truly international annual event, the so-called "Festival of the Desert".

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Timbuktu Scribes
Category: Documentaries
In this episode of Witness, discover the history of the infamous city that most have heard of but few can place on a map: Timbuktu. Through a modern-day renaissance, long-kept secrets and knowledge of Africa is about to unfold.

Who Speaks for Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV original program, hosted by Ray Suarez, addresses the questions many are pondering: Why is the Muslim world so anti-American? Who are the extremists? Is democracy something Muslims really want? What do Muslim women want?

In Focus: Friends from Foreign Worlds
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this episode of In Focus, students Lena and Philipp are traveling to Namibia where they will encounter a completely different world. Participating with locals in a charity theater project, bridges across cultures are built.

The Team: Kenya - Celebration
In this episode of The Team, the coach discovers his team's captain, Johari, is of the tribe that killed his wife. Tension builds amongst the team, and a misunderstanding turns into tribal name-calling and fights amongst teammates.

The Team: Kenya - Quitting in Honor
Tina courageously decides to file charges against the cop who raped her, in this episode of The Team. Also, Bukenya insists that Abbas should be fired for a fight that broke out at the Peace Tournament.

The Team: Kenya - Bonding
In this episode of The Team, players of the Imani FC convince their coach to let them vote for team captain-- because it's democratic. However, the process immediately leads to a string of bribes, rule breaking and trouble.

The Team: Kenya - Change of Guard
In this episode of The Team, Johari and Tina are haunted by their pasts, each differently tarnished by the recent widespread violence in Kenya. Will the teammates' experiences bring them together-- or tear them apart?

The Team: Kenya - Challenging Moments
Tina stands up for herself in court and confronts her rapist, a policeman who attacked her some time ago, in this episode of The Team. Unfortunately, without physical evidence, the judge has no choice but to let the cop go free.

The Team: Kenya - Friendly
Are leaders only those who are elected into office? How does bribery undermine the democratic process? In this episode of The Team, corruption amongst the players and their leader is exposed.

The Team: Kenya - Desperate Situations
In this episode of The Team, the coach is angry about the team having alcohol at a celebratory party, but he is even more concerned that tribalism is becoming an issue on his team.

The Team: Kenya - Face Off
In this final episode of The Team, we see the players rally together for the ultimate match, proving that sportsmanship can come in many forms.