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	April 30, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Fallujah Standoff Sandra Mackey — Journalist
Audio	Film: New Russian Cinema—The Return Milos Stehlik — Film Contributor
Audio	Baobab Helps Muslim Women Challenge Sharia Law Baobab for Women's Human Rights is a non-profit organization that promotes legal protection for women. Dr. Ayesha Imam — Founder, Baobab
	April 29, 2004
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Audio	El Salvador: General Protests Turn Violent Rosa Anaya — Peace activist with Christians for Peace, CRISPAZ
Audio	Colombia: Paramilitary Leader Missing Robin Kirk — Colombia researcher for Human Rights Watch and author of the book, More Terrible than Death: Massacres, Drugs, and America's War in Colombia
Audio	Global Activism Story: Helping Children Recover from the Trauma of War Columbia College Chicago's student-run record label AEMMP hosts a benefit concert for War Child USA on May 2, 2004, at the Metro in Chicago. Ron Witzke — Executive director of War Child USA
	April 28, 2004
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Audio	What Makes Terrorists Kill?, Part One Jessica Stern — Author of the book, Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill; also lecturer in public policy and fellow in the International Security Program at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government
Audio	What Makes Terrorists Kill?, Part Two Jessica Stern — Author of the book, Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill; also lecturer in public policy and fellow in the International Security Program at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government
	April 27, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Is the War Entering a New Phase? Thomas Donnelly — Resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and editor of the AEI's National Security Outlook magazine
Audio	U.S. PATRIOT Act, Perspective 1 Patrick Fitzgerald — U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Illinois Fitzgerald spoke at a symposium entitled "A Chicago Town Hall Meeting on Civil Liberties and National Security" at the University of Illinois, Chicago.
Audio	U.S. PATRIOT Act, Perspective 2 Viet Dinh — Key author of the Patriot Act and professor of law at Georgetown University. Dinh also spoke at the UIC symposium.
Audio	U.S. PATRIOT Act, Perspective 3 David Cole — Professor of law at Georgetown University and outspoken critic of the Patriot Act. Dinh also spoke at the UIC symposium.
	April 26, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Humanitarian Aid Group Pulls Out Sheila Provencher — Volunteer, Christian Peacemaker Teams
Audio	Operation Condor John Dinges — Journalist and author of the book The Condor Years
Audio	Film: Buenos Aires Film Festival Milos Stehlik —Worldview film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia in Chicago
	April 23, 2004
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Audio	Angolan Artist Discusses His Life and Music: Part One Bonga Kwenda — Musician & humanitarian Latest compact disc titled Kaxexe
Audio	Chicago's Angolan Community and Music Guerra Freitas — Chicago musician and executive director of Share Circle www.sharecircle.org
	April 22, 2004
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Audio	Cyprus: Reunification Unlikely Gus Feissel — Former UN Special Representative for the Secretary General in Cyprus
Audio	Turkey: Kurdish Activists to Stay in Prison Jonathan Sugden — Researcher for Human Rights Watch
Audio	Global Activism: Earth Day—Heating with the Sun Brandon Leavitt — Founder of Solar Service, Inc. www.SolarServiceInc.com www.IllinoisSolar.org
	April 21, 2004
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Audio	Guantanamo: Oral Arguments before the Supreme Court Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Nepal update Ramjee Parajulee — Author of The Democratic Transition in Nepal, University of British Columbia
Audio	EU Membership and Slovakia's Roma Alasdair Sandford — Radio Netherlands
Audio	Honduras: Black & Indigenous Hondurans struggle for rights Carlos Euceda — Confederation of Aboriginal and Black People of Honduras (CONPAH)
	April 20, 2004
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Audio	Kennedy vs. Wolfowitz Excerpt from Senate Armed Services Committee 4/20/04 Senator Ted Kennedy and Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz
Audio	Iraq: Spain, Honduras, and a New Ambassador Shibley Telhami — Anwar Sadat Professor for Peace and Development at the University of Maryland — College Park, author of The Stakes: America in the Middle East
Audio	Israel releases Mordechai Vanunu Meir Vanunu — Mordechai Vanun’s brother
Audio	CAFTA Heads for final vote Lori Wallach — Director for Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch Author of Whose Trade Organization: A Comprehensive Guide to the WTO
	April 19, 2004
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Audio	Woodward Book on War with Iraq Michael Hirsh — Senior Editor, Newsweek, author of At War with Ourselves
Audio	North Korea: Kim Jung Il visits China Peter Hayes
Audio	South Korea: Political protester imprisoned for 20 years in South Korea Suh Sung — Professor of International Relations and Human Rights Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan Author of Unbroken Spirits: Nineteen Years in South Korea's Gulag Translated by Ji-Yeon Yuh, Asst. Professor of History, Northwestern University
	April 16, 2004
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Audio	Rwanda: Unsung Heroes of the Genocide Rupert Cook — InterWorld Radio website: www.interworldradio.net
Audio	Central Africa 10 Years after the Rwandan Genocide Alison DesForges — Senior advisor to the Africa Division of Human Rights Watch
Audio	Chicago Latino Film Fest: Past and Future of Latin American Cinema Pepe Vargas — Founder and executive director of the Chicago Latino Film Festival Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator
	April 15, 2004
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Audio	Funding Schools in Iraq Daron Horwitz — Executive director of Americans Supporting Iraqi Students (AMSIS) website: www.amsis.org
Audio	Palestinian View of the "Disengagement Plan" Ali Abunimah — Vice President of the Arab American Action Network Editor of Electronic Intifada and Electronic Iraq websites: electronicintifada.net and www.electroniciraq.net
Audio	Israeli View of the "Disengagement Plan" David Roet — Deputy Consul General of Israel website: www.israelemb.org/chicago
	April 14, 2004
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	Worldview preempted for coverage of the hearings held by the 9/11 Commission
	April 13, 2004
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	Worldview preempted for coverage of the hearings held by the 9/11 Commission
	April 12, 2004
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Audio	Pre-9/11 Memo is Released Excerpt from 4/8/04 testimony before the 9/11 Commission from Condoleezza Rice, White House National Security Advisor. Dr. Rice is questioned here by Commissioner Richard Ben-Veniste P.J. Crowley — Senior Fellow and Director of National Defense and Homeland Security, Center for American Progress
Audio	Saudi Arabia: Terror Links, Rights of Women Nail Al-Jubeir — Director of Information and Congressional Affairs office for the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia
	April 9, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: One Year After Liberation Ambassador Peter Galbraith — Former U.S. Ambassador to Croatia, reported from Iraq for ABC News on Kurdish issues
Audio	Japan: Reaction to Iraq Hostages Hiro Aida — Washington Bureau Chief, Kyoto News Service
Audio	Algeria: Election with Improbable Results William Quandt — Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia
Audio	Czech Film: Pavel Juracek Retrospective Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator
	April 8, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Will the US salvage the mission? Perspective One Rashid Khalidi — Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies, Columbia University and author of the upcoming book, Resurrecting Empire
Audio	Iraq: Will the US Salvage the Mission? Perspective Two Karl Zinsmeister — Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and author of the book, Boots on the Ground: A Month with the 82nd Airborne in the Battle for Iraq
Audio	Global Activism Story-Opening Teaching-Hospitals in the Third World Dr. C. Scott Harrison — Founder of Cure International
	April 7, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Fighting on Two Fronts Adeed Dawisha — Professor of political science at Miami University of Ohio
Audio	Rwanda: Working for Justice at the ICTR Stephen Rapp — Lead prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
	April 6, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Shi’a Uprising Cherif Bassiouni — Professor of Law at DePaul University and president of DePaul's International Human Rights Law Institute
Audio	Indonesia: Elections-Training Candidates to Run Kitty Kurth — President of Kurth/Lampe and former campaign manager for Paul Tsongas' Presidential campaign
Audio	Indonesia: Elections-Observer’s Perspective Jeffrey Winters — Professor of political economy at Northwestern University
	April 5, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Shi’a Revolt Mark LeVine — Assistant professor of history at the University of California - Irvine
Audio	State of the Transatlantic Relationship Richard Longworth — Executive director, Global Chicago Center, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, and former foreign correspondent for the Chicago Tribune related website: www.globalchicago.org
	April 2, 2004
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Audio	Sudan: Massacres and Oppression in Darfur Region Jean-Sebastien Matte — Medecins Sans Frontieres
Audio	Iraq: Military and Security Privatization Barry Yeoman — Journalist and writer. Yeoman is the author of the article, "Soldiers of Good Fortune" that appeared in the May 2003 issue of Mother Jones Magazine.
Audio	Israeli Film about Domestic Struggle Nir Bergman — Director of the film Broken Wings
	April 1, 2004
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Audio	Disarming Iraq Hans Blix — Former head of U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, author of Disarming Iraq	Hans Blix in studio. Photo by Melisa Goh.
Audio	Fighting Nuclear Proliferation Hans Blix — Former head of U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, author of Disarming Iraq

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