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Radio NI
by New Internationalist Publications Ltd.
Hear all about it! on Radio New Internationalist What do you think a Nigerian would say to an Indian about the latest attempt to steal their DNA? What insights are shared by Fijians and East Timorese about the latest coups in their countries. And what actually does live at the very bottom of the high seas? Find out on Radio New Internationalist ? a weekly audio adventure linking you up with progressive people from every corner of the globe. Put on your seat belt each week as we travel from Liberia to Latin America, through Asia and the Amazon to rendezvous with rebels, radicals and realists with voices and ideas not often heard through mainstream media. A world without armies. Trade without greed. Co-operation without confrontation. Communities that connect. Connect with Radio New Internationalist, right here on this webpage. International program partners: Radio New Internationalist is produced by both NI co-editor Chris Richards (who also presents the program) and broadcaster Rachel
Episodes
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PODCAST: Challenging the 'stranger next door' mentality
introduces FAN groups, a new way to meet the neighbours.
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PODCAST: Dinyar Godrej and Iris Gonzales on housing
Housing shortages, forced evictions and homelessness – why is global shelter in such a state?
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PODCAST: Chris Brazier on 40 years of New Internationalist
The magazine’s longest serving co-editor discusses world progress and whether the concepts of development and economic growth are out of date.
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PODCAST: Vanessa Baird and Owen Jones on the feral rich
The super rich are gaining from the economic crisis while the poor get the blame – what can be done to stop them?
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PODCAST: Hazel Healy and Charlie Harvey on digital freedom
Computers are a growing part of our lives but do they give us more freedom or reduce our civil liberties?
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Podcast: John Kirk on Cuban healthcare
Moral medicine, or a socialist ‘pact with the devil’? A revolutionary take on healthcare.
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Podcast: Jody McIntyre on youth activism
Revolutions, Chilean students, apathy, hip-hop and why you’re never too old to make change happen.
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Podcast: Vanessa Baird on legalizing drugs
explains why legalizing drugs could save lives and money around the world.
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Podcast: Wayne Ellwood on co-ops
looks at how co-operatives manage to employ more than 100 million people worldwide democratically and sustainably.
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Podcast: Danny Chivers on greenwashing and Rio+20
An interview with on how corporations are greenwashing themselves and attempting to hijack the Rio+20 UN conference.
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Podcast: Tim Hunt on ethical banking
How moving your money out of big banks can help end unethical banking practices.
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Podcast: child soldiers in Colombia
discusses the plight of children forced to fight in Colombia's civil war and what happens when they try to reintegrate into civil society
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Podcast: London Occupiers
Five longstanding members of Occupy London discuss the future of the movement after the evictions expected next week.
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Podcast: Haiti today
Haiti after the earthquake: today's problems and today's solutions. Part two of the Haiti Support Group round table.
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Podcast: Haiti's colonial past still burdens
In part one of a special edition of the Radio NI podcast, Mario Joseph, Phillip Wearne and Anne McConnell talk about the historical context of Haiti’s problems.
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Podcast: Mark Schuller on Haiti after the earthquake
, an expert on the relief effort after Haiti's 2010 earthquake, talks about the positive and negative aspects of NGO relief work in the two years since.
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Podcast: Dinyar Godrej on the arms industry
The New Internationalist co-editor speaks about the growth of military spending in an age of austerity.
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Podcast: Sally Healy on the East Africa famine
, Associate Fellow of the African Programme at Chatham House, discusses the politicization of aid to Somalia in our latest Radio NI interview.
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Podcast: Maria Golia on Egypt
An interview with , author of our longstanding and popular column.
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Podcast: Vanessa Baird on nature's defenders
An interview with Vanessa Baird, author of our October issue's main feature on the indigenous peoples resisting environmentally damaging projects in South America and across the globe.
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Podcast: K Biswas on the far right
An interview with K Biswas, the author of our feature on the rise of the far right in our June issue.
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Podcast: Danny Chivers on climate change denial
An interview with the author of our No-Nonsense Guide to Climate Change.
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Podcast: Robin Tudge on Global Surveillance
Listen to an interview on the extent to which Big Brother is watching us all in an age of CCTV, the internet and DNA databases.
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Podcast: Jenny Chan on Chinese Workers
An interview on the conditions endured by the Chinese workers who make iPads and Nokia phones, and the spate of suicides.
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Podcast: Polyp on conspiracy theories
Political cartoonist Polyp on the conspiracy theories gaining popularity amongst the peace and social justice counterculture, and the threat they pose.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hear all about it! on Radio New Internationalist What do you think a Nigerian would say to an Indian about the latest attempt to steal their DNA? What insights are shared by Fijians and East Timorese about the latest coups in their countries. And what actually does live at the very bottom of the high seas? Find out on Radio New Internationalist ? a weekly audio adventure linking you up with progressive people from every corner of the globe. Put on your seat belt each week as we travel from Liberia to Latin America, through Asia and the Amazon to rendezvous with rebels, radicals and realists with voices and ideas not often heard through mainstream media. A world without armies. Trade without greed. Co-operation without confrontation. Communities that connect. Connect with Radio New Internationalist, right here on this webpage. International program partners: Radio New Internationalist is produced by both NI co-editor Chris Richards (who also presents the program) and broadcaster Rachel
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