The Coffee House is a monthly, hour-long, cable TV magazine of public affairs and the arts. The program is taped at Montgomery Community Television in Rockville, MD, and airs regularly on eleven cable channels in Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, reaching over five million people. Now in its tenth season, The Coffee House has won numerous awards; "it's what public TV is supposed to be." The producer of The Coffee House is Mark Cohen.

Another Media IS Possible is the television series of the Atlanta Independent Media Center. For more info, please contact peasants@mindspring.com.

Superpower goes behind the scenes of America's national security apparatus and military actions to illustrate the United States quest for unilateral global dominance through economic and military strategy that is exposed through a review of historical events, personal interviews, and analysis of US foreign policy. Should citizens trust that their government will keep them safe, a government that keep secrets, and lies, in the name of national security? Does the simple act of withholding information lead to a world of eroding civil liberties and corruption? Superpower presents a view of US foreign policy, which lies in stark contrast to that depicted by corporate media and the White House. With the fall of the Soviet Union, the US emerged as the preeminent superpower of the world. What was done with this unprecedented power, the effects it's had on our Republic and the rest of the world, is the story of SUPERPOWER.

Pirate Radio USA is a look inside the underground world of illegal radio stations, where people play and say what they want-until the FCC catches them?DJ's Him and Her go inside rogue radio stations across the country to show why Americans fight to free the airwaves.

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. Meet the Farmer TV (MTFTV) showcases the stories of local growers and other food producers and the chefs, organizations, and markets they serve. MTFTV shows how the buy-local movement could have a national impact. "Part of the mission of Meet the Farmer TV is to expose the potential that local community food systems can provide a solution to the economic crisis that we are in nationally." "We are trying to reveal the hidden benefits and deeper values of buying local and the effects that it has on the environment, society, and economics."

Pirate Radio USA is a look inside the underground world of illegal radio stations, where people play and say what they want-until the FCC catches them?DJ's Him and Her go inside rogue radio stations across the country to show why Americans fight to free the airwaves.

Dan Gainor disagrees with Thom on what the price of gas should be.

Superpower goes behind the scenes of America's national security apparatus and military actions to illustrate the United States quest for unilateral global dominance through economic and military strategy that is exposed through a review of historical events, personal interviews, and analysis of US foreign policy. Should citizens trust that their government will keep them safe, a government that keep secrets, and lies, in the name of national security? Does the simple act of withholding information lead to a world of eroding civil liberties and corruption? Superpower presents a view of US foreign policy, which lies in stark contrast to that depicted by corporate media and the White House. With the fall of the Soviet Union, the US emerged as the preeminent superpower of the world. What was done with this unprecedented power, the effects it's had on our Republic and the rest of the world, is the story of SUPERPOWER.

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

Chicago Independent Television is the monthly television series of the Chicago Independent Media Center.

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

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

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.

Another Media IS Possible is the television series of the Atlanta Independent Media Center. For more info, please contact peasants@mindspring.com.

Join adventurer Jamie Taucher as she leads us on a sea-kayaking journey to explore magnificent and diverse life zones along the Sea of Cortez, Mexico. This region provides windows to see into the watery realm of our planet, and gives glimpses of life in fishing villages. The global economy weaves humans and oceans together where the health of one affects the well-being of the other. How can we continue to rely on seafood without destroying the ocean... or the people who survive from harvesting it? In this age where over-consumption has started to catch up with us, meet visionaries and inventors on the cutting edge, who are leading us down the path of sustainability!

The Coffee House is a monthly, hour-long, cable TV magazine of public affairs and the arts. The program is taped at Montgomery Community Television in Rockville, MD, and airs regularly on eleven cable channels in Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, reaching over five million people. Now in its tenth season, The Coffee House has won numerous awards; "it's what public TV is supposed to be." The producer of The Coffee House is Mark Cohen.

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. Each week?s complete episode is streamed on www.freespeech.org and is available as an RSS feed.