#169 - Sorry voor mijn Broertje - documentaire

Twee broers, op jonge leeftijd gevlucht uit Afghanistan; één belandt in de gevangenis na een roofoverval, de ander gaat daar werken als begeleider. Je hoort drie delen van deze schitterende podcast en een gesprek met Jan Paul de Bondt, één van de makers. Opgenomen met publiek tijdens het Oorzaken International Podcats Festival. Met dank aan 3FM, KRO NCRV en de makers. Laat alsjeblieft je reactie achter op social media of stuur ons een mail met sugesties of je reactie op [email protected] Parel Radio brengt twee wekelijks een selectie van de mooiste radioverhalen. Host: Stef Visjager.

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