S9.E19 ∙ Before We Cross the Line of No Return

Freedom In Now:The History of Freedom Incorporated is the story about the oldest African American political organization in the country. In its infancy in the 1960s, Freedom Incorporated had a reputation of shaking up the system, busting up white-controlled political machines in the black community, and fighting for public accommodations. At the height of power in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Freedom helped many African Americans get their first taste of politics. Ambitious fledgling politicians benefited from the organization's grassroots and street-level tactics in getting African Americans involved in the political process. This documentary will give viewers an understanding of the obstacles Freedom faced to gain equal rights in Kansas City.

Tribute to Channel 9 personality Kevin Crease from those who knew and worked with him.

Beatlemania in Australia & New Zealand during 1964 was like nothing the authorities had ever expected, or experienced. The pop generation had made itself heard through the wonderful music of The Beatles.

Following five family wineries, an amateur home winemaker and all-female picking crew, 'Harvest' documents the 2011 wine-grape harvest in Northern California, revealing the blood, sweat and tears that go into every bottle of wine. There is no swirling, no sniffing, no sipping or quaffing. This is all about the back-breaking manual labor and night picks at 2 a.m. with only headlamps. Along the way we meet the first migrant worker to own his own winery and the women pickers share their border-crossing stories. It all leads up to untimely October rains that wreak havoc and create what many old-timers call 'the worst harvest' in their lifetimes. 'Harvest' is a rare, intimate glimpse of the vineyards that has never before been captured on film.

Whilst Cape Town has recently been voted the world's No1 tourist destination, it has 130,000 people living in shacks and 35% of the inhabitants live under the poverty line