MHz Networks / Worldview Channel

This is a not-​for-​profit enterprise which has been at the forefront of broadcasting television programming from around the globe. Current major markets include: Washington, DC, San Francisco and Chicago.
Led by a passionate program director and a small, but dedicated team of technical professionals, this organization successfully gathers shows produced by sources outside the U.S. and airs them around the clock. They post a caveat to warn viewers that some of the opinions offered in these broadcasts might be objectionable to Americans.
Europeans, Africans, Australians and Asians, etc. are seen reporting on American culture and politics. In some shows natives of other countries share festivals, art or music representative of their ethnicities. Unvarnished news reports, documentaries and short films are offered, most in English and some with English subtitles.
Worldview has blended the concept of globalization into television programming and appears to be gaining ground. Tucked away near a busy Fairfax County intersection, this independent station has quietly struggled to offer the television equivalent of creative non-​fiction. An American audience whose curiosity about the world beyond its borders has been heightened, and individuals who have come to America from around the world are all potential viewers. MHz offers its audience an unfiltered information/​entertainment channel that is still evolving.