From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:29 AM

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?

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:29 AM

"Yes Man" Andy Bichlbaum tells how he got started on the project in an interview about his film "The Yes Men Fix the World." In 1999 when thousands of activists were heading to Seattle to shut down the World Trade Organization in protest of free market globalisation, "The Yes Men" created an inc...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:02 AM

Stefan travels to Venezuela, which is in the midst of a socialist revolution led by President Hugo Chavez. He arrives the day after President Chavez is re-elected and finds a country split down the middle, locked in a battle between rich and poor.Key to this battle is the president’s massive red...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:02 AM

In this interview with Aimee Allison, William Hibbits of Veg Rev describes how to turn an old Mercedes Benz into an earth-friendly, vegetable oil-fueled vehicle.

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:02 AM

In this clip, popular actor and comedian John Leguizamo portrays General Antonio Taguba, author of the U.S. Army report on prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib, from journalist Seymour Hersh’s adaptation of "The General's Report". This excerpt from Culture Project's special discussion on the "...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:02 AM

Greg Palast alleges that six million votes for Barack Obama in the latest presidential election were not counted - indicating that vote suppression continues in the United States.

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:02 AM

This short, from "Veiled Voices" director Brigid Maher, profiles the Abu Nour School in Syria, part of the Sheikh Ahmed Kuftaro Foundation run by the founder’s son Sheikh Salah al-Deen Kuftaro. The school has encouraged women students since its foundation over sixty years ago in gender-separated...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 8:02 AM

The "Hopenhagen" movement works to connect the global community to the critical international climate change talks this December in Copenhagen, and restore hope in what lies ahead.Learn more on Link TV’s climate change pages. 

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 7:38 AM

In India Stefan visits some of the world’s poorest and most oppressed people. More than 160 million people in the country are classed as Dalits and are considered "Untouchable". Tainted by their birth they enter a caste system that condemns them to an inescapable cycle of poverty, illiteracy and...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 7:38 AM

After an introduction by Link’s John Hamilton, investigative journalist Greg Palast discusses his reporting on so-called "vulture funds" - international financiers who have taken advantage of impoverished African nations, and who are now headed to the U.S.

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 7:38 AM

This excerpt is Liev Schreiber’s performance from Culture Project's special discussion on torture in the "War on Terror", "Blueprint for Accountability: Working the Dark Side," with Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist, Ron Suskind, and other expert panelists including Rachel Maddow...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 7:38 AM

In this interview with Link TV host Aimee Allison, Amy Goodman talks about her memorable experiences on Inauguration Day, praising author Alice Walker and hailing Barack Obama as the first African-American president of the western world.

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 7:38 AM

Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt opened its doors to women over 40 years ago in a separated, segregated campus. Students discuss their studies and the role of women in leadership in Islam in this short from "Veiled Voices" director Brigid Maher.

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 6:35 AM

UC Berkeley biologist Ignacio Chapela discusses his discovery of genetically modified sequences inserted into the corn genome in Oaxaca, Mexico. His scientific paper was attacked and discredited - demonstrating the challenges facing scientists doing honest research that may be critical of the bi...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 6:35 AM

The fragile Arctic environment is testimony to the biggest and fastest signs of climate change.

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 6:35 AM

Actress Julianna Margulies, best known for her portrayal of popular ER TV series character Dr. Carol Hathaway, performs in this clip from Culture Project’s special discussion on the "War on Terror", "Blueprint for Accountability: Working the Dark Side". From an adapted script by author Ron Suski...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 6:35 AM

Journalist Aaron Glantz speaks about his experience at the Winter Soldier hearings - and how the mainstream media ignored the event. A winner of a Project Censored Award for his coverage of the hearings, Glantz laments that it is a "bitter pill", as most Americans remain unaware of the troubles ...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 6:34 AM

In a roundtable discussion taped in Los Angeles, host Ray Suarez interviews actors, writers and producers about Hollywood?s evolving portrayal of Muslims.

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 6:34 AM

Hanan al-Lahham is a religious teacher in Damascus, Syria. Although she did not receive a formal education in Islam when she was young, she endeavored to study and now teaches courses all over the Arab world and writes "tafsir" or commentary or interpretations on al-Qur’an. She uses a ...

From: Link TV on Mon, Dec 07 2009 6:34 AM

In this interview with host Mark Hertsgaard, University of California at Berkeley biologist Ignacio Chapela discusses the dangers of genetically modified foods - not only the questionable science behind it, but also how these new plants have been distributed worldwide.