This Link TV special features the world?s first "dramatic-documentary-musical", exploring America's most taboo topic: class, power and privilege in this nominally democratic republic.

In this episode, caste riots have been sweeping the city. Mrs. Kapur doesn't want her privileged pupils at Bhojwani Academy to live in a "caste bubble", so she tackles the...

This special episode of Witness documents the life and routines at two schools in the West Bank, where teachers go unpaid, classrooms are overcrowded, and the surrounding violence often results...

This British doc probes the attitudes of a town's white residents toward their immigrant neighbors, exploring the shockingly unexamined (and often comic) prejudices about the newcomers' dress, religion, and strange...

Classical music, originally introduced by Jesuit priests, is regaining popularity in today's Bolivia. Witness goes to meet those making a very different kind of "Jungle Music", a way out of...

Legendary violinist Dr. Rajam speaks with Gilles Apap about the intricacies and elegance of Indian classical performance.

Director Uri Rosenwaks discusses the genesis of the project documented in his film, as well as the cultural challenges faced by Bedouins living in Israel.

Journalist, Bill Moyers discusses the concentration of wealth and widening chasm of classes in the United States.