The End of Suburbia Category: Documentaries Suburbia, and all it promises, has become the American Dream. But now serious questions have emerged about the sustainability of this way of life. What can be done now to avoid the end of suburbia?
Holler Back - (Not) Voting in an American Town Category: Documentaries Why do some people choose to vote, while others stay away from the polls? Holler Back looks at the 2004 election through the eyes of one county in the swing state of Pennsylvania.
Murder, Spies and Voting Lies Category: Documentaries Clint Curtis was an everyday computer programmer in Florida until he was asked by a congressman to create vote-rigging software for electronic voting machines. What happens to a guy at the wrong end of a smoking gun?
Senator Obama Goes to Africa Category: Documentaries Follow Senator Barack Obama as he travels to the land of his ancestry. From South Africa to Kenya to a Darfur refugee camp, Obama explores the continent that is gaining increasing importance in this age of globalization.
Arianna Huffington: U.S. Politics and the Media Category: News & Current Affairs In this speech, Arianna Huffington attacks the misuse of the “Fair and Balanced” credo, and advises on what Americans need to do to counterbalance what she calls “the lunatic fringe” of the Republican Party.
Live From Main Street Columbus: Will My Vote Count? Category: News & Current Affairs After two presidential elections with widespread voter disenfranchisement and many, including Ohio election officials, reporting that Ohio's voting system remains flawed - will every vote get counted this year?
Special: Murder, Spies & Voting Lies Category: Documentaries Allegations of election fraud have plagued recent presidential runs - will this one be any different? In this special we are joined by two experts to present "Murder, Spies, and Voting Lies."
Special: The Corporation - Part 1 Category: Documentaries Corporations control almost every aspect of our lives - so why do they often seem immune to legal controls? Amy Goodman of "Democracy Now!" joins Link TV to present "The Corporation," and discuss the issues.
Special: The Corporation - Part 2 Category: Documentaries Corporations control almost every aspect of our lives - so why do they often seem immune to legal controls? Amy Goodman of "Democracy Now!" joins Link TV to present "The Corporation," and discuss the issues.
Special: Holler Back - (Not) Voting in an American Town Category: Documentaries Why do some people choose to vote, but others stay away from the polls? In this special, host Wendy Hanamura is joined by journalist Peter Leyden to present "Holler Back," a look at the '04 election through the eyes of one county.
Special: America - Running on Empty Category: Documentaries Presented by radio host Aimee Allison, this Link TV special explores America’s future as our oil supply dwindles. Joining us are author Richard Heinberg and filmmaker Greg Greene, who presents his film "The End of Suburbia."
Special: One Bright Shining Moment - Part 1 Category: Documentaries On the eve of this historic election, host Wendy Hanamura invites you to look back at bold election campaigns of the past, including the failed 1972 presidential campaign of George McGovern.
Special: One Bright Shining Moment - Part 2 Category: Documentaries On the eve of this historic election, host Wendy Hanamura invites you to look back at bold election campaigns of the past, including the failed 1972 presidential campaign of George McGovern.
Special: Blood and Oil Category: Documentaries Five years and $600 billion dollars later America is asking itself, is the Iraq war really about oil? Host Thom Hartmann talks through this life-or-death issue with expert Michael Klare, and we present Klare's doc, "Blood and Oil."
Special: Scarred Lands and Wounded Lives Category: Documentaries Actor and activist Peter Coyote looks at how the military-industrial complex has had its way with our most important resource - the Earth. Joined by Robert Scheer, this special presents clips from "Scarred Lands and Wounded Lives."
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!"
