Videos: Our America With Lisa Ling

Over the past three years, Lisa Ling and the Our America team have followed the lives of people who believe that being gay is sinful as well as those who think God loves them as they are. Many lives and opinions have changed drastically during this time because of the gay rights movement. On this special episode of Our America ex-gay survivors confront the leader of the world's largest gay-to-straight ministry, Alan Chambers. Hear why Lisa Ling wants you to tune in for this powerful Special Report: God & Gays on Thursday, June 20th at 10/9c.

In this special follow up report, Lisa Ling digs into the secret history of the controversial "ex-gay" organization, Exodus International. For the first time, ex-gay survivors confront the leader of the world's largest gay-to-straight ministry, Alan Chambers. Tune in for this powerful, special episode of Our America on Thursday, June 10th at 10/9c.

The story of Exodus International, the LGBT men and women who have been affected by the organization and the nationwide dialogue that surrounds this topic continues in an Our America special report. For almost 40 years, Exodus International claimed to offer a "cure" for homosexuality. Alan Chambers, the leader of Exodus, decided last year to stop endorsing the controversial practice of gay-reparative therapy. And now, he has a new message: an apology. In this special follow up, Lisa Ling digs into the secret history of the controversial "ex-gay" organization Exodus International and reveals the latest - and perhaps last - chapter of Exodus: a confrontation that may shake the ministry to its foundations. Tune in Thursday, June 20th at 10/9c for a special presentation of this powerful report. To watch clips and read comments from the original "Pray the Gay Away?" episodes, click here.

One year later, Lisa Ling checks back in with Ashley, a former victim of sex trafficking. With an outpouring of support, Ashley is in a healthy romantic relationship, thriving in college and using her horrific past to help other victims of human trafficking.

Tina, a former teenage sex worker who escaped the world of pimps and their girls, and Lisa go undercover in Washington DC to witness the "rules of the streets" and see if they could identify any young, missing girls.

Regina discusses being a poly mom to her 11 year-old daughter Colleen, and shares the benefits of having multiple partners when it comes to parenting.

15 years ago, David, brother of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, made the heart wrenching decision to turn in his brother after discovering his crimes. Along with his name now being associated with murder, David has also lost the brother he loved so dearly.

In Spokane, Amber has struggled to get by, living in and out of shelters, in the 12 years since her father was arrested for murdering at least 13 women. Now Amber is getting back on her feet with the help of the Moving Forward program run by the local Good Will with a new apartment and plans to begin nursing school.

Lisa Ling talks to Andy, who is now serving 50 years in a California prison for opening fire at Santana high school and killing two students and wounding 13.

After discovering polyamory awareness website Loving More in the 1990s, Robyn found comfort and support from a community she felt she was meant to be a part of.

On the season finale, Lisa meets the Unabomber's brother, a serial killer's daughter, and a school shooter's father.

Philadelphia couple Gina and Wes discuss how they transitioned from a monogamous duo into a polyamorous "W."

Regina created a discussion group where this subculture can be completely open about their relationships and struggles.

Lisa observes the Ministy's "faith course" at the mall. Tuesdays 10/9c on OWN.

Industrial zones as a housing solution for sex offenders. Tuesdays 10/9c on OWN