Global Notes: Previewing the Chicago World Music Festival
Vocalo’s Catalina Maria Johnson tells us what to look forward to at the upcoming Chicago World Music Festival.
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#WV25: Former Producer Alexandra Salomon Remembers Her Time On Worldview
WBEZ’s Alexandra Salomon was with us for almost ten years and is back in-studio now to talk about the highlights of her time at Worldview.
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Listen — 12:33Global Activism: Sustainable Social Development in Haiti
Fuego del Sol offers sustainable alternatives to charcoal burning and deforestation in Haiti, and creates jobs in the process.
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Listen — 15:33#WV25: Reminiscing with Former Worldview Producer, Tom Gaulkin
Today, we’re joined by former Worldview producer Tom Gaulkin. He co-produced the show from 1999-2002 and in 2006.
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Listen — 13:08Trump Fires John Bolton, Cancels Taliban Peace Talks
President Trump announced via Twitter this morning that he had fired his national security adviser, John Bolton, over repeated policy disagreements.
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Listen — 21:52FROM THE ARCHIVES: Robert Mugabe and The Destruction of Zimbabwe’s Wealth
Former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe died last week. In this conversation from 2002, a historian told us how Mugabe destroyed the state’s wealth.
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Listen — 18:17Food Mondays: Haute Mexican Cuisine With Chef Carlos Gaytan
On today’s Food Mondays, Food, Worldview’s Health and Culture contributor Monica Eng talks to Carlos Gaytan, the first Mexican chef to earn a Michelin star. Carlos grew up in a small town in …
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Listen — 13:31Extradition Bill Withdrawn in Hong Kong, But Protests Continue
Following months of large-scale protests in Hong Kong, the region’s Chief Executive announced she would formally withdraw the Extradition Bill.
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Listen — 16:301.9 Million Potentially Stateless in Northeastern Indian State of Assam
About 1.9 million people could be stateless after being left off of the northeastern Indian state of Assam’s finalized National Register of Citizens.
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Listen — 16:25Weekend Passport: Immigrant and Nonwhite Storytellers Find Community in ‘Luya’
Filipina poet Chris Aldana organizes a monthly series of open-mic events centering the voices of immigrants and racialized minorities called “Luya.“
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