The name of the book is Roadrunner, the story is that of journalist and world citizen Dilip D'Souza. A passionate traveller and a writer who has a talent for finding the soul in everything. From down in the Bayou of Louisiana to out in the desert on Route 66,...
It must have been spring of 2007 when I saw the incoming chat on my skype window: Dilip saying hello. A quick call - he's in the US traveling around. Somewhere near New Orleans if memory serves. He asks me about my own travels and we disconnect pretty soon...
India Unheard is a new project by VideoVolunteers which focuses on helping develop a network of citizen journalists and concerned video citizens throughout India. My guests, BaghdadBrian and Stalin K, are both involved with the project and agreed to talk to me and explain what VV is, the idea...
Imagine having no rights, no home, and no country. Now imagine that on top of that, you live amongst hundreds of thousands of other people in a makeshift camp for over 30 years. This is just part of the story that the people known as Bihari's endure everyday...
Spending all day scraping paint at my squat office leaves me with a great chance to listen to a long list of podcasts will my full attention. One of the podcasts that was especially interesting today was the latest edition of Deutsche Welle's Living Planet. This is the German...
