Monthly Archives: August 2007

Silence On Executions

Silence On Executions

August 30, 2007

Part of having a podcast/vlog/blog about under reported issues and global concerns, means that the good people around the world send me emails and comments asking that I look into certain issues. It is nothing short of an honor that people look to me for any such work,...

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bm220 Teaching Videoblogging in South Asia

August 29, 2007

Ryanne and her partner Jay have made it their goal to spread the word of videoblogging around the world. Lately that quest has taken them to India, Cambodia, Vietnam and Thailand. In this program I take some time to talk to Ryanne about the journey and how she...

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The Federal Flood Continues

The Federal Flood Continues

August 28, 2007

This is not the anniversary of a tragedy. This is the 2 year anniversary of the day the world saw and thousands of people felt the effects of a deliberate neglect, mismanagement, and sabatage of an entire region and the city at the heart of it. A campaign...

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International Effort in Greece

International Effort in Greece

August 27, 2007

Last week I talked about the rainbow families rescue work that Rob was involved in throughout the United States. Today I thought of him as I listened to RFI reporting about how extremely terrible the forest fires in Greece have now become. Photos of the earth...

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Venezuela Gives the Most

Venezuela Gives the Most

August 26, 2007

I read a recent report from the AP that Venezuela gives more money to Latin American countries than the United States. An interesting fact, if it proves true. Through direct investment, aid, and grant programs, Hugo Chavez's government has offered 8.8 billion dollars for development and infrastructure to countries like...

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