S1.E32 ∙ December 5, 2016

What does a rural town in South Carolina have to do with China? Americans consume nearly twenty billion new items of clothing each year, and at least one billion of them are made in China. Cotton Road uncovers the transnational movement of cotton and tells the stories of workers lives in a conventional cotton supply chain. From rural farms in South Carolina to factory cities in China, we span the globe to encounter the industrial processes behind our rapacious consumption of cheap clothing and textile products. Are we connected to one another through the things we consume? Cotton Road explores a contemporary landscape of globalized labor through human stories and provides an opportunity to reflect on the ways our consumption impacts others and drives a global economy.

At this moment in the UK at least 2,600 trafficked women are being exploited in prostitution. MARGINAL VOICES is a theatre project based in London, UK that allows formerly trafficked women to speak in their own words. This film looks at ten women as they get their lives together through the power of theatre.

How Ishah Wright became a millionaire, now more perfected by Ishah Wright to give you the real chance to do the same! This is from a Christian perspective and is in FULL HD!

As participants in the Rio+20 U.N. Conference on Sustainability, members of the Academy For Future Science gathered on June 19, 2012 along with 500 indigenous peoples from Brazil and throughout the world, at the Kari-Oka Village jungle encampment near Rio de Janeiro. Representing a voice of positive change, the Dr's. Hurtak spoke in support of all indigenous peoples, and specifically to those in Brazil who traveled hundreds of miles to hear their message of solidarity for a truly just and sustainable world that respects both nature and humanity.