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From: Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University
Series: Ways & Means Podcast

Researchers are investigating a method of creating power from fast moving streams in Nepal. Sometimes these micro-hydro minigrids work and sometime...

Bought by WRST-FM Oshkosh

The Dive

From: Liz McArthur
Series: The "Get to Know Me" occasional series

My brother Thomas recounts a diving accident he lived through early in his career as a commercial diver.

Endeavours - The ISIS Crisis, Homosexuality in Africa

From: Dan McPeake

Kenyan Filmmaker Jim Chuchu, ISIS Expert Rami G. Khouri

Smartphone App Warns Israeli Citizens if Missiles are Headed Their Way

From: A. Randall Wenner

A new smartphone app developed by an American college student and his colleague uses up-to-the minute data from the Israeli Defense Force to warn I...

Bought by PRX Remix

In Maine, Southern Sudanese Celebrate Independence

From: Alyce Ornella

Caption: Veterans of the Second Sudanese Civil War stand under the new flag of South Sudan., Credit: Alyce Ornella

Portland, Maine is home to one of the largest Southern Sudanese refugee communities in the United States, many of whom settled in the city after fl...

Bought by WMPG and New Hampshire Public Radio

Miki Pyle: They Are Strong

From: Blunt Youth Radio Project
Series: Messages from Japan

Miki Pyle lives in South Portland, Maine. Over 5,000 people in her hometown died during Japan's last major earthquake. Seeing how the Japanese peop...

Bought by KZYX and WMPG

Kabul to Paris with John Mearsheimer and Graham Robb

From: Open Source

This week the conversation moves from Kabul to Paris, as we talk with John Mearsheimer, the foreign policy "realist" from the University of Chicago...

Bought by WMNF, Yellowstone Public Radio, and KUOW

Citizen Synforose

From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Maine has one of the most diverse immigrant populations of any state in the country. Synforose Rugema came to America as a refugee from the Congo i...

Bought by New Hampshire Public Radio, KUOW, and WAMC Northeast Public Radio

"Proofs" read by author Richard Rodriguez

From: Amy Wallen
Series: DimeStories

Two views of crossing the border

Bought by KZYX, KZYX, The Story, PRX Remix, KZYX and more

on the Borderline: Surviving Genocide in Burma

From: Gael MacLean

Narrated by Sonja Smits, this documentary is a rare look at life inside the refugee camps and a compassionate story of transforming despair into hope

Dying to Tell the World About Tibet

From: The Tibet Connection

The headache and heartache of a small human rights group run by Tibetans in exile...

A Young American Writer Joins the March to Tibet: PART TWO

From: The Tibet Connection

Part Two of Lex Pelger's adventures on the road with Tibetan monks

A Young American Writer Joins the March to Tibet

From: The Tibet Connection

An interview about courage, international friendship, and how to break INTO an Indian jail

E-Waste Polluting Overseas

From: The Environment Report

Junked electronics from the US are being sent overseas, where they threaten the environment and health of the people.

Bought by KUOW, KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio, and KRUA

Japan-Homeless

From: Steve Herman

Japan's national and metropolitan governments finally confront their homeless problem

WTO 1999 Seattle Protests Excerpts for PRX Reversioning Proposal

From: Miles Eddy

These excerpts from on-the-street interviews from the 1999 World Trade Organization protests in Seattle are for a proposal to the PRX Reversioning ...