Normally religion doesn't get much attention here on citizenreporter. Probably because I'm not a religious person. Nevertheless my recommendation for you today is related to faith and preachers and y
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Normally religion doesn't get much attention here on citizenreporter. Probably because I'm not a religious person. Nevertheless my recommendation for you today is related to faith and preachers and y
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Remind me to visit the staff of Radio Netherlands and buy everyone at The State We're In a drink. Week in and week out the crew produces excellent audio programs on topics related to human rights and
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It is certainly no new discovery, but as you can see from my vlog entry about the far-right demonstration in Brussels, a sure way to get people commenting and yelling (well not really yelling) at you
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Part of having a little office/studio space in an old squat means that I have to clock working hours on the actual building. Thankfully hammering, scraping, or painting are all tasks that allow me th
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I was on the phone with mom earlier this evening and I asked if she'd heard about the results of the referendum. "NO I haven't!" she said.
Portugal held a referendum yesterday on the question of
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The idea behind this podcast begins in the alleyways of Venice, only a few days ago. When observing the buildings and reading the history, one particular period stood out for me as significant to eve
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Working on many things and yet... not doing enough, thats how I feel these days. Unemployed yet still going to work, it seems. Oh and I had a lovely visit from Max and Stacy of Karmabanque and even
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In order to further explore the theme of how cities thrive and decay, specifically the case of Asbury Park, the following is part 1 of a vlogged history. The last minute has a audio-video t
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