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Revolutionary Parallels: Zhang Taiyan and Anti-Imperialism

From: WFHB
Series: Interchange

Our show is on the Chinese scholar and philosopher Zhang Taiyan with guest Viren Murthy. In it we seek to detail the tangle of the so-called East a...

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600,000 Dead. For What?

From: Mateo Schimpf

In this week’s episode of the podcast we revisit a program about Syria’s war. We explore what was accomplished after 10 years of bloodshed and what...

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¡Chile despertó! – Chile Woke Up!

From: WFHB
Series: Interchange

We spoke with Nikola Garcia, a political anthropologist at Emory University, who researches peri-urban politics in Santiago, Chile, and is currentl...

The Big Pond #50: Showing Our Colors

From: Goethe-Institut
Series: The Big Ponder – A Transatlantic Podcast

People of mixed heritage lead complex lives, often navigating between two racial and/or cultural identities. Producer Jocelyn Robinson, who lives t...

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Standing Up to the Sacklers

From: Laura Flanders
Series: Laura Flanders & Friends

Art organizations and sponsorship dollars have gone hand in hand for decades. But with backlash and protests over donors ethics, should cultural in...

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Episode 85: Iran Deal or No Deal?

From: Shira Rascoe
Series: No Jargon

What do Iran’s elections and Trump’s international trip mean for the nuclear deal and U.S.-Iran relations? Professor Kevan Harris discusses the his...

Unspun Talks with Ernst Wolf, Journalist and Author of Pillaging the World: The History and Politics of the IMF.

From: Doug Bennett
Series: Unspun: An Experiment in Truth-Telling

Unspun talks with Ernst Wolf about the current economic and political crises in Europe and why it should matter to Americans. Ernst is a freelance...

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Interview No 2 with Alison Weir, Pres. of the Council for the National Interest, Author and Researcher

From: Doug Bennett
Series: Unspun: An Experiment in Truth-Telling

Alison Weir, author of Against Our Better Judgment: The Hidden History of How the U.S. was used to Create Israel , Executive Director of If America...

Crisis Breeds Opportunity for Worker Safety and Global Labor Rights

From: Carnegie Council
Series: Impact: Where Business and Ethics Meet

Tragic incidents in Bangladesh brought the issue of labor rights to the global stage once again. What are some new approaches to keeping factory wo...

Just Business: A Global Look at Migration

From: Carnegie Council
Series: Just Business

Global migration is a key part of our economic future and one that is often overlooked. Three experts offer very different takes on migration, iden...

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Late in the Arab Spring with Juan Cole and Steven Heydemann

From: Open Source

Caption: Steven Heydemann at Brown University's "Engaging Afghanistan" Conferece

With the news of Osama Bin Laden's death punctuating the reports from Libya, Syria, and Yemen, we're wondering: is this the beginning of the end, o...

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Moral Maps and Geographies of Conflict - Melani McAlister & Téa Obreht

From: Open Source

Caption: Melani McAlister's book jacket for Epic Encounters: Culture, Media, and US Interests, 1945-2000

How do war stories work, and where do we find them? Our guests this week are mapping out terrains of conflict and confusion in our lifetimes, from ...

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Profile of a musician in a refugee camp in Kenya.

From: Becky Palmstrom

Caption: Scisa Rumenge at home in Kakuma Refugee camp, Kenya., Credit: Becky Palmstrom

Scisa Rumenge is a Congolese musician living in Kakuma Refugee camp in the north of Kenya. He taught himself to play guitar in the camp and sings a...

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