Unborn in the USA

Provocative and bracing, Unborn in the USA provides a riveting look into the deep secrets and deep pockets of the pro-life movement.

Democracy Now!

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Democracy Now!

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Democracy Now!

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Democracy Now!

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Democracy Now!

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Hole in the Fence; A

Chronicling the changing fortunes of Red Hook, Brooklyn, A Hole in a Fence is a documentary that explores the complicated issues of development, class and identity facing one of New York City’s most unique neighborhoods.

In Our Name

Can torture ever be justified? What if it could prevent a serious terrorist attack? What if it was your own child at risk? Would you agree to the use of torture if you thought it might be the only way to save their life? In Our Name, a dramatised documentary, examines the morality of torture.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRTV: Who will be next?

This piece looks at recent gun violence activity by Chicago youth and questions how it should be dealt with to create a safer future.

Gay USA

Weekly news program devoted to in-depth coverage of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

Gay USA

Weekly news program devoted to in-depth coverage of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

Promised Paradise

The Jakarta-based Indonesian puppeteer and troubadour Agus Nur Amal travels to Bali to call to account the people who were responsible for the bomb attack on a nightclub there on 12 October 2002.

Seabrook 1977

A chronicle of a seminal event of 1970s' environmental activism when 1,414 people were arrested in a civil disobedience protest at a nuclear power plant under construction in Seabrook, New Hampshire and jailed en masse in National Guard armories for two weeks.

Never Perfect

An exploration of the popularity of cosmetic surgery, the historical, cultural and social issues that influence body image and self-perception and one woman's complex journey of self-discovery that shifts not only how she defines herself as an Asian-American woman, but as a human being.

Call me Troy

Profiling the life and times of one of the gay community's most visible and tenacious advocates for change, Rev. Troy Perry, Call Me Troy is a truly inspirational story about a remarkable and dynamic individual whose activism was decades ahead of its time.

Hole in the Fence; A

Chronicling the changing fortunes of Red Hook, Brooklyn, A Hole in a Fence is a documentary that explores the complicated issues of development, class and identity facing one of New York City’s most unique neighborhoods.

Hole in the Fence; A

Chronicling the changing fortunes of Red Hook, Brooklyn, A Hole in a Fence is a documentary that explores the complicated issues of development, class and identity facing one of New York City’s most unique neighborhoods.

What a Way to Go: Life at the End of Empire

A film about the historical, social and psychological factors driving us toward human extinction.

In Our Name

Can torture ever be justified? What if it could prevent a serious terrorist attack? What if it was your own child at risk? Would you agree to the use of torture if you thought it might be the only way to save their life? In Our Name, a dramatised documentary, examines the morality of torture.

In Our Name

Can torture ever be justified? What if it could prevent a serious terrorist attack? What if it was your own child at risk? Would you agree to the use of torture if you thought it might be the only way to save their life? In Our Name, a dramatised documentary, examines the morality of torture.

Healing the Wounds of War

A film about the work of the U.S.-based Karuna Center For Peace Building with Serb and Muslim teachers seeking to rebuild and reunite their devastated communities in the aftermath of the war in Bosnia.

Battle's Poison Cloud

The devastating and long-lasting effects of Agent Orange's use in Vietnam is chronicled in this critically-acclaimed documentary.

Infiltrating the Underground

This show addresses changing notions of love and romance in times of rampant technological innovations and the Internet era.

GRTV: A legacy of harm

Explores the damage done by OXY, an American oil company, in the Peruvian Amazon and how the environment and local community have suffered.

GRTV: Who will be next?

This piece looks at recent gun violence activity by Chicago youth and questions how it should be dealt with to create a safer future.

GRTV: Who will be next?

This piece looks at recent gun violence activity by Chicago youth and questions how it should be dealt with to create a safer future.

Enviro Close-Up: Solar Energy

Dean Hapshe, a pioneer in solar energy and president of Majestic Son and Sons of Patchogue, New York, tells of the big advances in solar technology in recent years and how, at the same time, costs have come down. He also outlines government tax credits and utility rebates that have resulted in homeowners now paying a fraction of the final cost of solar photovoltaic and solar thermal installations. Enviro Close-Up explores issues such as global warming, renewable energy, nuclear proliferation, & globalization.

Meet the Farmer: Saving Family Farms with Gov.Kaine

Searching through the steps and the interactions of all the factors involved in bring food from the farm to the plate, Meet The Farmer hopes to show the deeper values and hidden benefits of supporting your local food systems.

Fault Lines - Honduras: 100 Days of Resistance

100 days since the coup d'etat that ousted Manuel Zelaya, Fault Lines travels to Honduras to look at polarization and power in the Americas, and finds resistance and repression in the streets.

Meet the Farmer: Saving Family Farms with Gov.Kaine

Searching through the steps and the interactions of all the factors involved in bring food from the farm to the plate, Meet The Farmer hopes to show the deeper values and hidden benefits of supporting your local food systems.

Gay USA

Weekly news program devoted to in-depth coverage of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

Fault Lines - Honduras: 100 Days of Resistance

100 days since the coup d'etat that ousted Manuel Zelaya, Fault Lines travels to Honduras to look at polarization and power in the Americas, and finds resistance and repression in the streets.

Enviro Close-Up: Solar Energy

Dean Hapshe, a pioneer in solar energy and president of Majestic Son and Sons of Patchogue, New York, tells of the big advances in solar technology in recent years and how, at the same time, costs have come down. He also outlines government tax credits and utility rebates that have resulted in homeowners now paying a fraction of the final cost of solar photovoltaic and solar thermal installations. Enviro Close-Up explores issues such as global warming, renewable energy, nuclear proliferation, & globalization.

Whistle Where You Work

Series dedicated to whistleblowers, and occupational free speech, accountability and transparency issues from the Government Accountability Project.

NorthWest Indian News

NorthWest Indian News is a program that tells stories and shares information about topics important to tribal communities and our neighbors throughout northwest America.

The Global Report

Weekly news show dedicated to covering news underreported by mainstream media.

NorthWest Indian News

NorthWest Indian News is a program that tells stories and shares information about topics important to tribal communities and our neighbors throughout northwest America.

The Global Report

Weekly news show dedicated to covering news underreported by mainstream media.

Whistle Where You Work

Series dedicated to whistleblowers, and occupational free speech, accountability and transparency issues from the Government Accountability Project.

Unborn in the USA

Provocative and bracing, Unborn in the USA provides a riveting look into the deep secrets and deep pockets of the pro-life movement.

Hell House

At first glance a souped-up Halloween haunted house, Hell Houses are modern-day fire-and-brimstone sermons. HELL HOUSE gives a vérité window into the whole outrageous process of creating this over-the-top sermon, while showing an intimate portrait of the people who haunt this peculiar culture.

Unborn in the USA

Provocative and bracing, Unborn in the USA provides a riveting look into the deep secrets and deep pockets of the pro-life movement.

Drowned Out

Shot over three years by Director Franny Armstrong (McLibel), Drowned Out tells the true story of one family's inspired stand against destruction of their land, homes and culture.

Seabrook 1977

A chronicle of a seminal event of 1970s' environmental activism when 1,414 people were arrested in a civil disobedience protest at a nuclear power plant under construction in Seabrook, New Hampshire and jailed en masse in National Guard armories for two weeks.

Never Perfect

An exploration of the popularity of cosmetic surgery, the historical, cultural and social issues that influence body image and self-perception and one woman's complex journey of self-discovery that shifts not only how she defines herself as an Asian-American woman, but as a human being.

Call me Troy

Profiling the life and times of one of the gay community's most visible and tenacious advocates for change, Rev. Troy Perry, Call Me Troy is a truly inspirational story about a remarkable and dynamic individual whose activism was decades ahead of its time.

Battle's Poison Cloud

The devastating and long-lasting effects of Agent Orange's use in Vietnam is chronicled in this critically-acclaimed documentary.

We Need Food Not Bombs

An examination of the grassroots opposition to violence through the distribution of free food.

Fault Lines: Compilation

This week Fault Lines revisits Obama's policies on torture, the California budget crisis, the war in Afghanistan and Evangelism in the US military.

Infiltrating the Underground

This show addresses changing notions of love and romance in times of rampant technological innovations and the Internet era.

GRTV: A legacy of harm

Explores the damage done by OXY, an American oil company, in the Peruvian Amazon and how the environment and local community have suffered.

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

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Democracy Now!

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Democracy Now!

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Keynote: Lori Dorfman - True Spin

Lori Dorfman of the Berkeley Media Studies Group addresses the True Spin Conference in Denver, Colorado on Feb 1, 2008, to discuss issues of framing for progressive issues in working with mainstream media.

Fault Lines - Honduras: 100 Days of Resistance

100 days since the coup d'etat that ousted Manuel Zelaya, Fault Lines travels to Honduras to look at polarization and power in the Americas, and finds resistance and repression in the streets.

The Global Report

Weekly news show dedicated to covering news underreported by mainstream media.

Meet the Farmer: Saving Family Farms with Gov.Kaine

Searching through the steps and the interactions of all the factors involved in bring food from the farm to the plate, Meet The Farmer hopes to show the deeper values and hidden benefits of supporting your local food systems.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

NorthWest Indian News

NorthWest Indian News is a program that tells stories and shares information about topics important to tribal communities and our neighbors throughout northwest America.

Hell House

At first glance a souped-up Halloween haunted house, Hell Houses are modern-day fire-and-brimstone sermons. HELL HOUSE gives a vérité window into the whole outrageous process of creating this over-the-top sermon, while showing an intimate portrait of the people who haunt this peculiar culture.

Unborn in the USA

Provocative and bracing, Unborn in the USA provides a riveting look into the deep secrets and deep pockets of the pro-life movement.

Drowned Out

Shot over three years by Director Franny Armstrong (McLibel), Drowned Out tells the true story of one family's inspired stand against destruction of their land, homes and culture.

Seabrook 1977

A chronicle of a seminal event of 1970s' environmental activism when 1,414 people were arrested in a civil disobedience protest at a nuclear power plant under construction in Seabrook, New Hampshire and jailed en masse in National Guard armories for two weeks.

Never Perfect

An exploration of the popularity of cosmetic surgery, the historical, cultural and social issues that influence body image and self-perception and one woman's complex journey of self-discovery that shifts not only how she defines herself as an Asian-American woman, but as a human being.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

Battle's Poison Cloud

The devastating and long-lasting effects of Agent Orange's use in Vietnam is chronicled in this critically-acclaimed documentary.

Gay USA

Weekly news program devoted to in-depth coverage of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

Fault Lines - Honduras: 100 Days of Resistance

100 days since the coup d'etat that ousted Manuel Zelaya, Fault Lines travels to Honduras to look at polarization and power in the Americas, and finds resistance and repression in the streets.

We Need Food Not Bombs

An examination of the grassroots opposition to violence through the distribution of free food.

Fault Lines: Compilation

This week Fault Lines revisits Obama's policies on torture, the California budget crisis, the war in Afghanistan and Evangelism in the US military.

Infiltrating the Underground

This show addresses changing notions of love and romance in times of rampant technological innovations and the Internet era.

The Global Report

Weekly news show dedicated to covering news underreported by mainstream media.

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

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Democracy Now!

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Keynote: Michael Kimmel-On Gender

An accessible and entertaining introduction to gender politics and gender theory - as intellectually informative as it is inspiring, and suited for use across a range of disciplines and courses.

Gay USA

Weekly news program devoted to in-depth coverage of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

Gay USA

Weekly news program devoted to in-depth coverage of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

Keynote: Norman Soloman - The Military Industrial Media Complex

Columnist Norman Solomon disassembles “perception management” techniques of US media and government for promoting American Wars.

Keynote: Ralph Nader - The Road to Corporate Fascism

Ralph Nader argues that the central political issue of our time is giant corporate power.

Keynote: Naomi Klein

Award-winning journalist, author and filmmaker Naomi Klein details what she calls the "the shock doctrine": the use of public disorientation following massive collective shocks - wars, terrorists attacks, natural disasters - to push through highly unpopular economic policies.

Keynote: Michael Parenti on Empire

Michael Parenti discusses "Lies, Wars, and Empire" at the Center For Creative Change at Antioch University.

Keynote: Miami Book Fair Intl. Author Panel

Noted Author Panel Discussion at the Miami Book Fair.

Fault Lines - Honduras: 100 Days of Resistance

100 days since the coup d'etat that ousted Manuel Zelaya, Fault Lines travels to Honduras to look at polarization and power in the Americas, and finds resistance and repression in the streets.

Meet the Farmer: Saving Family Farms with Gov.Kaine

Searching through the steps and the interactions of all the factors involved in bring food from the farm to the plate, Meet The Farmer hopes to show the deeper values and hidden benefits of supporting your local food systems.

Enviro Close-Up: Solar Energy

Dean Hapshe, a pioneer in solar energy and president of Majestic Son and Sons of Patchogue, New York, tells of the big advances in solar technology in recent years and how, at the same time, costs have come down. He also outlines government tax credits and utility rebates that have resulted in homeowners now paying a fraction of the final cost of solar photovoltaic and solar thermal installations. Enviro Close-Up explores issues such as global warming, renewable energy, nuclear proliferation, & globalization.

The Global Report

Weekly news show dedicated to covering news underreported by mainstream media.

NorthWest Indian News

NorthWest Indian News is a program that tells stories and shares information about topics important to tribal communities and our neighbors throughout northwest America.

Whistle Where You Work

Series dedicated to whistleblowers, and occupational free speech, accountability and transparency issues from the Government Accountability Project.

GRTV: The fed under fire

Examination and discussion of the Federal Reserve and its future.

Drowned Out

Shot over three years by Director Franny Armstrong (McLibel), Drowned Out tells the true story of one family's inspired stand against destruction of their land, homes and culture.

Seabrook 1977

A chronicle of a seminal event of 1970s' environmental activism when 1,414 people were arrested in a civil disobedience protest at a nuclear power plant under construction in Seabrook, New Hampshire and jailed en masse in National Guard armories for two weeks.

Never Perfect

An exploration of the popularity of cosmetic surgery, the historical, cultural and social issues that influence body image and self-perception and one woman's complex journey of self-discovery that shifts not only how she defines herself as an Asian-American woman, but as a human being.

Call me Troy

Profiling the life and times of one of the gay community's most visible and tenacious advocates for change, Rev. Troy Perry, Call Me Troy is a truly inspirational story about a remarkable and dynamic individual whose activism was decades ahead of its time.

Hole in the Fence; A

Chronicling the changing fortunes of Red Hook, Brooklyn, A Hole in a Fence is a documentary that explores the complicated issues of development, class and identity facing one of New York City’s most unique neighborhoods.

Hole in the Fence; A

Chronicling the changing fortunes of Red Hook, Brooklyn, A Hole in a Fence is a documentary that explores the complicated issues of development, class and identity facing one of New York City’s most unique neighborhoods.

What a Way to Go: Life at the End of Empire

A film about the historical, social and psychological factors driving us toward human extinction.

In Our Name

Can torture ever be justified? What if it could prevent a serious terrorist attack? What if it was your own child at risk? Would you agree to the use of torture if you thought it might be the only way to save their life? In Our Name, a dramatised documentary, examines the morality of torture.

In Our Name

Can torture ever be justified? What if it could prevent a serious terrorist attack? What if it was your own child at risk? Would you agree to the use of torture if you thought it might be the only way to save their life? In Our Name, a dramatised documentary, examines the morality of torture.

Battle's Poison Cloud

The devastating and long-lasting effects of Agent Orange's use in Vietnam is chronicled in this critically-acclaimed documentary.

Fault Lines: Compilation

This week Fault Lines revisits Obama's policies on torture, the California budget crisis, the war in Afghanistan and Evangelism in the US military.

Infiltrating the Underground

This show addresses changing notions of love and romance in times of rampant technological innovations and the Internet era.

GRTV: A legacy of harm

Explores the damage done by OXY, an American oil company, in the Peruvian Amazon and how the environment and local community have suffered.

GRTV: Who will be next?

This piece looks at recent gun violence activity by Chicago youth and questions how it should be dealt with to create a safer future.

GRTV: Who will be next?

This piece looks at recent gun violence activity by Chicago youth and questions how it should be dealt with to create a safer future.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Thom Hartmann Program Live

Live radio call-in show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

Fault Lines - Honduras: 100 Days of Resistance

100 days since the coup d'etat that ousted Manuel Zelaya, Fault Lines travels to Honduras to look at polarization and power in the Americas, and finds resistance and repression in the streets.

The Global Report

Weekly news show dedicated to covering news underreported by mainstream media.

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Democracy Now!

(cc) Daily news and analysis

Enviro Close-Up: Solar Energy

Dean Hapshe, a pioneer in solar energy and president of Majestic Son and Sons of Patchogue, New York, tells of the big advances in solar technology in recent years and how, at the same time, costs have come down. He also outlines government tax credits and utility rebates that have resulted in homeowners now paying a fraction of the final cost of solar photovoltaic and solar thermal installations. Enviro Close-Up explores issues such as global warming, renewable energy, nuclear proliferation, & globalization.

Keynote: David Barsamian on "Targeting Iran"

David Barsamian, founder and director of Alternative Radio, talks about his latest book "Targeting Iran" at the Mercury Café, Denver, Colorado.

Whistle Where You Work

Series dedicated to whistleblowers, and occupational free speech, accountability and transparency issues from the Government Accountability Project.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

GRIT tv

Daily call-in and blog-in show, aimed at an audience tired of traditional experts defining the debate and excluding the electorate from the discussion.

Al Jazeera English News Bulletin

Independent global news reports from Washington D.C. bureau of Al Jazeera's English language network

Al Jazeera English News Bulletin

Independent global news reports from Washington D.C. bureau of Al Jazeera's English language network

Al Jazeera English News Bulletin

Independent global news reports from Washington D.C. bureau of Al Jazeera's English language network

Al Jazeera English News Bulletin

Independent global news reports from Washington D.C. bureau of Al Jazeera's English language network

Al Jazeera English News Bulletin

Independent global news reports from Washington D.C. bureau of Al Jazeera's English language network

What a Way to Go: Life at the End of Empire

A film about the historical, social and psychological factors driving us toward human extinction.

Wal-Mart Nation

Wal-Mart's emergence as a global corporate force triggered an unprecedented political backlash. No corporation has ever faced such a dedicated army of activists, agitators and organizers. Wal-Mart has single-handedly galvanized a progressive, grass roots and labour coalition of activists determined to roll back the tide of corporate power and domination. This is a generation baptized by the fire of anti-globalization protest. This is the Wal-Mart Nation. These are their stories.

The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann

Highlights from radio show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann

Highlights from radio show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann

Highlights from radio show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann

Highlights from radio show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann

Highlights from radio show featuring Thom Hartmann, the nation's top rated progressive radio talk show host, New York Times best-selling and Project Censored award-winning author of twenty books in print on four continents in eighteen languages.

Seabrook 1977

A chronicle of a seminal event of 1970s' environmental activism when 1,414 people were arrested in a civil disobedience protest at a nuclear power plant under construction in Seabrook, New Hampshire and jailed en masse in National Guard armories for two weeks.

Never Perfect

An exploration of the popularity of cosmetic surgery, the historical, cultural and social issues that influence body image and self-perception and one woman's complex journey of self-discovery that shifts not only how she defines herself as an Asian-American woman, but as a human being.

Call me Troy

Profiling the life and times of one of the gay community's most visible and tenacious advocates for change, Rev. Troy Perry, Call Me Troy is a truly inspirational story about a remarkable and dynamic individual whose activism was decades ahead of its time.

Hole in the Fence; A

Chronicling the changing fortunes of Red Hook, Brooklyn, A Hole in a Fence is a documentary that explores the complicated issues of development, class and identity facing one of New York City’s most unique neighborhoods.

Keynote: Jeremy Scahill on Blackwater

Nation writer Jeremy Scahill speaks and answers questions about his book "Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army."

Plain Old Greed

Through the saddening stories of those who lose their homes because of the savage bank raid emerges the famous "housing crisis" which torments the US economy and causes huge damage at a global level.

In Our Name

Can torture ever be justified? What if it could prevent a serious terrorist attack? What if it was your own child at risk? Would you agree to the use of torture if you thought it might be the only way to save their life? In Our Name, a dramatised documentary, examines the morality of torture.

Battle's Poison Cloud

The devastating and long-lasting effects of Agent Orange's use in Vietnam is chronicled in this critically-acclaimed documentary.

Meet the Farmer: Saving Family Farms with Gov.Kaine

Searching through the steps and the interactions of all the factors involved in bring food from the farm to the plate, Meet The Farmer hopes to show the deeper values and hidden benefits of supporting your local food systems.

Gay USA

Weekly news program devoted to in-depth coverage of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

Fault Lines - Honduras: 100 Days of Resistance

100 days since the coup d'etat that ousted Manuel Zelaya, Fault Lines travels to Honduras to look at polarization and power in the Americas, and finds resistance and repression in the streets.

Infiltrating the Underground

This show addresses changing notions of love and romance in times of rampant technological innovations and the Internet era.

NorthWest Indian News

NorthWest Indian News is a program that tells stories and shares information about topics important to tribal communities and our neighbors throughout northwest America.

Military Evangelizing

Growing evidence points towards a rising influence of evangelical Christianity, and with two wars still raging in Muslim countries with significant religious overtones, there could be serious consequences for the US mission. On this week’s episode of Fault Lines, we look at the battle over the religious soul of the US military. Also, we meet Brent Scowcroft, the national security advisor under Presidents Ford and George H.W. Bush.

GRTV: A legacy of harm

Explores the damage done by OXY, an American oil company, in the Peruvian Amazon and how the environment and local community have suffered.

GRTV: Who will be next?

This piece looks at recent gun violence activity by Chicago youth and questions how it should be dealt with to create a safer future.