On the surface it is an interview about Tom's work with Arabic Script. But really, it is about world culture and the effects of the war in Lebanon. I spent a good part of a saturday at his home in Amsterdam where we recorded this program with the focus...
On line at the grocery store, I read the big sign in the window: Seeking new colleagues to join our team. Around the block at the café there's a small paper in the window that reads: seeking wait staff. The restaurant next door is full to the brim with...
3 storms have left the poorest nation in the western hemisphere in an even greater humanitarian crisis. Several years after his first appearance on this podcast, Tarak joins me from Haiti to explain the situation on the ground there, what needs to be done and what factors have shaped...
Interesting piece from McClatchy newspapers included on the Guardian online today, all about the dramatic change to the Texas coastline that will follow this latest hurricane. Texas is of course famous for being huge, but also for having a highly developed coastline and generally a very polluted environment. And one...
After many weeks without a vlog entry, this one was recorded today as I floated through the Oud West. Its short and addresses the recent changes in Zimbabwe where opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has now joined in the government of Robert Mugabe as prime minister. Which begs the...
