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ItunesWhen the international community hears from Cameroon it is most commonly related to soccer or music. Yet the nation known as mini-Africa has alot more to offer. In this podcast, blogger and activist Josh Goldstein talks about his work and recent visit to Cameroon. His blog: In An African Minute The organization: Global Youth Partnership... »
Archive for June, 2007
Angela Over There, Russia in Here
Wednesday, June 27th, 2007
I’m standing across the street from the EU parliament looking through my packet of information for this conference and suddenly there’s a big to-do across the street. Several of the charming conference organizer ladies start looking towards the main doors in excitement. And there… walking out the door and kissing some people... »
Working on a Tsunami Followup
Tuesday, June 26th, 2007
Part of reporting and researching the under reported and the issues that involve humans struggling to survive means looking back at events that have led to struggles still taking place today. Which is why recently I’ve been scouring the internets for people reporting about or working in some way with Tsunami recovery. It has been... »
Iraqi Labor
Monday, June 25th, 2007
The media conversation about the goings-on in Iraq doesn’t get much beyond the religious divisions and political executions. When it does, it certainly doesn’t make the front pages. Over the weekend my Radio Labor Start Podcast feed included a recent episode of building bridges, the labor radio program from WBAI in NYC... »
Freevlog on Sunday
Sunday, June 24th, 2007
Middle of the night and I’m still editing some video which actually shouldn’t take this much editing. Many of you may be curious about video on the internet; maybe you’re considering starting your own video blog but don’t know quite how to handle things like editing video. One major influence that helped me understand... »