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Five new channels were launched in the Roku Channel Store, bringing religious programming, a new screensaver, Nigerian-African programming, and a new podcast channel to the Roku. Click on the links below for more details on each channel.

With over 400 public channels on the Roku, and an uncounted number of private channels, I try to limit my reviews to those channels that stand out above the rest and deserve to be seen. However, occasionally other channels cry out to be commented on, if only to ask "Why?" iggy.tv is one of those channels.

Ocean Network is for those who love the sea, whether surfing on top of it or diving beneath it. Originally broadcasting on a Hawaiian cable network for five years, the Ocean Network recently launched a private channel on Roku. Ocean Network appears to have been airing some unique and interesting TV series. Unfortunately, only two of those series, plus an additional series, have made the leap from cable to Roku.

Four new channels were launched in the Roku Channel Store today, bringing religious programming, bowhunting information, family friendly videos, and money making instruction to the Roku. Click on the links below for more details on each channel.

Bridges TV offers live-streaming shows from international as well as American sources, offering an eclectic mix of shows that includes Arabian documentaries, examinations of world religions, and The Three Stooges. It's all free, but you'll have to give up personal information, including your telephone number, to get more than a two minute preview.

Vanguard Cinema offers several dozen films from independent producers in the romance, action & thriller, comedy, drama, horror, sci-fi & fantasy, and documentary genres. And they are all free. Click here to read the full RokuGuide review of the Vanguard Cinema channel.