As powerful media organizations and the government threaten to stifle free speech, a coalition of activists is fighting for your right to connect and communicate.

The FCC is now accepting applications for new low power FM radio stations. Activist Betty Yu explains how community radio can be a catalyst for racial justice, economic equity and human rights.

Corporate media giants not only own the networks and local stations; but they also the pipeline — the cable and the Internet signals that deliver most of America's content.

Rick Karr and Hannah Sassaman talk about the uncertain future of low-power radio, and Biil Moyers speaks with the FCC's Michael Copps.