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."

Special: The Art of Spin
Category: Documentaries
Ever feel like we've slipped into an Orwellian world of propaganda and doublespeak? In this special, host Thom Hartmann unravels the media world with professor and author George Lakoff.

Special: Sir! No Sir!
Category: Documentaries
In this special, we present the award-winning documentary "Sir! No Sir!", a landmark portrait of the Vietnam veterans' anti-war movement, and talk with veterans about their experiences in the anti-war movement.

Special: The Supreme Court on Trial
Category: Documentaries
There is a battle taking place in the US Supreme Court between the originalists and the evolutionists, and the verdict is in: five to four. In this Link special famed author Vincent Bugliosi presents "Original Intent."

Online: Bush's Laundry List
Category: News & Current Affairs
Everyone is talking about the U.S. economy, but who is talking about the Middle East? Watch this week's Mosaic Intelligence Report online, and talk with host Jamal Dajani about the presidential debate.

The U.S. - Muslim Engagement Project
Category: Documentaries
Link TV follows the final meeting of the U.S.-Muslim Engagement Project, a 20 month commitment where a group of distinguished Americans met to develop a strategy for improved relations with the Muslim world.

International Dateline: Georgia Rewrites History?
Category: News & Current Affairs
This weeks episode of International Dateline looks at conflict in Southern Thailand, Georgia's recent clash with Russia, and Australia's Foreign Minister Stephen Smith.

Special: Profits or Plunder?
Category: Documentaries
With the subprime loan market imploding, banks failing, and the government stepping in with bailouts, the days of easy credit are over. What will this mean for ordinary Americans? Danny Schechter joins us to present his film "In Debt We Trust".

Watch Online: Our Arctic Challenge
Category: Documentaries
The fragile Arctic environment is testimony to the biggest and fastest signs of climate change. “Our Arctic Challenge” looks at the realities of climate change.

Support Mosaic!
Category: News & Current Affairs
Thank you to all who have contributed to Mosaic! With your help we have achieved our goal to support this award winning, independent news resource. Thanks again for your important contribution towards this critical program!

One Bright Shining Moment
Category: Documentaries
Retraces George McGovern's bold grassroots presidential campaign of 1972 - a campaign that fought to the bitter end for peace and justice, a campaign that positioned ideas and people first.

DOC-DEBUT
Category: Documentaries
A weekly series on Link TV, DOC-DEBUT highlights unique and groundbreaking international documentary films. Each week features the U.S. television premiere of a new foreign doc.

What Change Looks Like - RNC 2008
Category: News & Current Affairs
Link TV brings you documentaries, films and music that are all about positive change! Between these films we are also presenting on the ground coverage from the Democratic and Republican National Conventions.

Gilles Apap: Renegade Fiddler
Category: Documentaries
Gilles Apap, a classically trained French violinist, travels from Santa Barbara to India in a quest for musical innovation and inspiration.

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