Y*Vote '04
Category: News & Current Affairs
What's at stake for young Americans in the November presidential election? Y*Vote sent young journalists around America to report on what makes this election so important.

Soldiers Speak Out
Category: Documentaries
A powerful, first-hand testament to the reality of the military experience told entirely in the words of American veterans who have been to war and are now opposing it.

With God on our Side
Category: Documentaries
Eschewing the polemic tone of most current political documentaries, With God on our Side relates its critical history of George W. Bush largely in evangelical conservatives' own words.

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.

Who's Afraid of Nuclear Power
Category: News & Current Affairs
This program examines how Australia compares to Scandinavian nations, which have wrestled with meager fossil fuel resources, acid rain from their neighbors' coal-fired power, and the radioactive fallout from Chernobyl. The contrast is astounding.

Soweto Uprising
Category: Documentaries
A definitive account of the Soweto Uprising told through first hand testimonies and archival footage, this program explores the possibility that violence is a necessary catalyst to political change.

Special: Truth, Lies and the Press - Part 2
Category: Documentaries
Part 2 of this Link TV special features the legendary journalist Bill Moyers' call to arms for the independent press at the National Conference for Media Reform.

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: Baghdad Blogger
Category: Documentaries
In 2002, an amusing and irreverent blog appeared, written by an anonymous 29 year old Iraqi. This wry, funny film shows the Baghdad Blogger's unique view of life in today's Iraq.

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.

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.

Special: Iraq: Four More Years? - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
Part 1 of this Link TV special, featuring the films "Iraq's Missing Billions" and "Iraq for Sale," takes a hard look at the economics of the Iraq War to see where all of the money is going.

Special: The Myth of Money - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
Part 1 of the special, featuring "In Debt We Trust – America Before the Bubble Bursts," examines the increasing debt millions of Americans carry and the coming fiscal crisis our country faces because of it.