Filmed in 1986, Noam Chomsky 'reads' an article about the war in Nicaragua in the New York Times newspaper and explains why the corporate media doesn't report the full range of what's really going on. In the process, Chomsky delivers a concise and harrowing review of US intervention in South America.

Tune in to the hey day music fanzines! This Paper Tiger show takes you right back there, time capsule style. Rock columnist O'Neill reviews the fanzine phenomena in the pre-internet era, when fanzines were a lifeline of independent music reviews and cultural and political alternatives to people everywhere.

Expert media critic Herb Schiller dissects the cultural, political and economic sphere of influence of what is probably the most authoritative newspaper in the western world, the New York Times.

What can a person's incarnation in the world of “Second Life” reveal about their existence in 'real life'? Can designing an alternate identity in a virtual playroom help to form a new, everyday identity? In this age of virtual environments, identity has become an evolving, multifaceted concept.

Auroville is a city where dreams and visions of utopia have a chance to become reality.