Live broadcast event from the 12th annual Homelessness Marathon: Feb 23-24

Originating from Pass Christian Mississippi, the live four hour televised portion of the event will begin at 7 pm EST, Monday February 23rd. Radio and internet platforms will continue through the night, ending 14 hours later, at 9 am EST Tuesday February 24. The live broadcast will be carried by more than 100 radio stations coast-to-coast.

There will be two call-in numbers for the broadast: ANYONE may call 877-NOBODY-8 (877-662-6398). People who are homeless, formerly homeless or afraid they're about to be homeless may also call 866-LEFT-OUT (866-533-8688) For the complete broadcast schedule and additional information: http://www.homelessnessmarathon.org. Live streaming for this event will be available at freespeech.org homepage.

The Last Televangelist: Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping

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Televangelist and radical anti-consumption activist hits the airwaves with messages of hope, revolution, and humor.

Nothing is Safe: Israel's 2006 War Against Lebanon

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Filmed during the massive Israeli war on Lebanon in the summer of 2006, 33 Days follows the real-life stories of four people: A theatre director working with children, an aid worker who coordinated emergency relief efforts, a journalist for an underground television station, and a mother trying to cope with her new-born baby.
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Life in Occupied Palestine

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Anna Baltzer, Jewish American Columbia graduate, Fulbright scholar, author of Witness in Palestine, and the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, shares her discovery of Israel's human rights violations in Palestine.

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Democracy Now!- 8:00 - 10:00am EDST Mondays thru Fridays, Aug. 25 - Sept 5.
This award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez provides access to independent and international journalists, ordinary people from around the world who are directly affected by U.S. foreign policy, grassroots leaders and peace activists, artists, academics and independent analysts.

GRITtv with Laura Flanders - 8:00 - 9:00pm EDST Monday thru Thursday
GRITtv with Laura Flanders is a new, news and arts discussion show, available daily, in multiple formats, with interactivity and a positive take on what's going on.

Gay USA
Gay USA, a weekly news-hour, offers comprehensive news and analysis by and about the LGBTQ community. The program features lively repartee between hosts Ann Northrop and Andy Humm, as well as interviews with special guests. Produced at Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Gay USA airs several times a week on Free Speech TV.

Crashing the Party- DNC/RNC 08 Coverage
Free Speech TV is proud to present special coverage from the national conventions in Denver and Minneapolis/St. Paul.

Winter Soldier: Eyewitness Accounts of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
In March, 2008 the Iraq Veterans Against the War(IVAW) organize the Winter Soldier hearings held outside Washington DC. The four-day event brought together veterans from across the country to testify about their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan - and presented video and photographic evidence. In addition, there were panels of scholars, veterans, journalists, and other specialists to give context to the testimony. These panels covered everything from the history of the GI resistance movement to the fight for veterans' health benefits and support.

Activist Studio
The Activist Studio, Free Speech TV’s own production, brings together activists and non-profits to talk about their projects, issues, hurdles, and success stories.

Keynote: Timely presentations by leading activists and scholars
Keynote is an FSTV weekly series that feature speeches from some of the most highly acclaimed progressives and activists of our time. Speakers include Ralph Nader, Howard Zinn, Scott Ritter, Vandana Shiva, Arundhati Roy, Noam Chomsky, Bill Moyers, Michael Parenti, Jim Hightower, Daniel Ellsburg, and many more.