Canada's biggest elections in a decade are days away. Many predict the conservatives will take control and push a very American-Republican type agenda. Others say it's too close to call. I'm joined
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Canada's biggest elections in a decade are days away. Many predict the conservatives will take control and push a very American-Republican type agenda. Others say it's too close to call. I'm joined
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I'm just gonna list a bunch of points tonight, because I'm generally annoyed with the story that everyone seems to just buy into about some guy named Bin Laden and his request for a truce. I hate talk
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The election of Michelle Bachelet as the president of Chilé has generated an exuberant response from people all across the world who applaud the electorate for their choice and for the amazing person
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Some European governments are talking about reforming national health systems. They don't use the word privatization, but the old national health systems are certainly the target of big changes. Is
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Martin Luther King Jr. day has almost ended here in Amsterdam. Not that you hear anything about it on the streets, since it's not a holiday, but I did manage to ride by Martin Luther King Park today.
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During the chilly ride from the bicyclemark ranch to crazy dr. m's super delicious paella dinner, my dear roomate summarized the experience of living abroad as being like a relationship or a marriage;
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FIXED*Lots of people won't want to hear the comparisons or the logic behind this program. This show presents the history and current state of 3 political parties which are related to an infamous terro
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As tonight's podcast is still in the research process, this one is purely technical, but since you're all reading this via the internetS, I recommend you read on.
First I hope you're using firefox
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