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	December 31, 2003
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Audio	South African Story of Forgiveness: Part One Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela — South African clinical psychologist and author of A Human Being Died That Night
Audio	South African Story of Forgiveness: Part Two
	December 30, 2003
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Audio	Global Business and Local Politics: Part One Marvin Zonis, Dan Lefkovitz and Sam Wilkin — Co-authors of The Kimchi Matters: Global Business and Local Politics in a Crisis-Driven World
Audio	Global Business and Local Politics: Part Two
	December 29, 2003
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Audio	Serbian Elections John Lampe — Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, professor of history at the University of Maryland
Audio	Indonesia: Presidential Elections, War on Terror Jeffrey Winters — Professor of political economy at Northwestern University
Audio	Pakistan: Assassination Attempts, Nuclear Security Vali Nasr — Professor of international relations at the Naval Post-Graduate School
	December 26, 2003
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	Kashmir: War on a Glacier Kevin Fedarko — Field editor, Outside Magazine
	December 25, 2003
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	December 24, 2003
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Audio	Tibet Show — Part 1 Dalai Lama’s Interfaith message His Holiness the Dalai Lama, speaking at the dedication of the Chamtse Ling temple at the Tibetan Cultural Center in Bloomington, Indiana on September 7, 2003
Audio	Revisionist History of Tibet — Part 1 Patrick French — Author of Tibet, Tibet: A Personal History of a Lost Land
Audio	Tibet Show — Part 2 Revisionist History of Tibet — Part 2 Patrick French — Author of Tibet, Tibet: A Personal History of a Lost Land
Audio	Messages From Lhasa “Dawa” and “Nyima” — Tibetan residents of Lhasa recorded by Andrea Wenzel
	December 23, 2003
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Audio	Chasing the Sea in Uzbekistan — Part 1 Tom Bissell — Author of Chasing the Sea: Lost Among the Ghosts of Empire in Central Asia
Audio	Chasing the Sea in Uzbekistan — Part 2 Tom Bissell — Author of Chasing the Sea: Lost Among the Ghosts of Empire in Central Asia
	December 22, 2003
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Audio	War Crimes Tribunals: Does Milosevic Offer Lessons for Hussein? Judith Armatta — Liason to the International criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for the Coalition for International Justice
Audio	Low-Yield Nukes in Space? Mike Moore — Journalist, author of article "Space Cops: Coming to a Planet Near You" published in November / December Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Audio	Cyprus: Greeks and Turks Rebuild Religious Sites Tabitha Morgan — Radio Netherlands
	December 19, 2003
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Audio	Israel: Sharon Policy Speech David Roet — Israeli Deputy Consul General
Audio	Methodist Reverend's Experience in Bethlehem Reverend Sandra Olewine — United Methodist Church's liaison to Jerusalem
Audio	The Triplets of Belleville Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator
	December 18, 2003
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Audio	Global Activism: Building Radio in Latin America Allan Gomez — Radios Populares Noel Montoya — Interim director for the development of Mulukuku Community Radio in Mulukuku, Nicaragua
Audio	Opposition Foreign Policy: Kerry John Kerry — Massachusetts, U.S. Senator, democratic candidate for President speaking at Drake University on December 16, 2003
Audio	Diaspora Story: Pan-Africanism in Chicago Narrated by Kabuika Kamunga www.panafricanassociation.org www.irim.org/womensprogram.htm
	December 17, 2003
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Audio	Where and How Should Saddam Be Tried? Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Iraq: Iraqi Women Share Experiences Amal Al-Khederi — Director of Iraq House, an art center in Baghdad Nermin Al-Mufti — Journalist based in Baghdad
	December 16, 2003
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Audio	Opposition Foreign Policy: Dean Howard Dean — Former Vermont governor and democratic candidate for President speaking on December 15, 2003 at the Pacific Council for International Relations
Audio	Opposition Foreign Policy: Edwards John Edwards — North Carolina senator and democratic candidate for President speaking on December 15, 2003 in Des Moines, Iowa
	December 15, 2003
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Audio	Iraq: Hussein Captured Perspective 1 Abbas Mehdi — Union of Independent Iraqis & Prof. of Sociology, St. Cloud State Univiversity
Audio	Iraq: Hussein Captured Perspective 2 Joe Cirincione — Director, non-proliferation project, Carnegie Endowment for Peace
Audio	Iraq: Hussein Captured Perspective 3 Michael O’Hanlon — Senior fellow, foreign policy studies at the Brookings Institution
Audio	Iraq: Hussein Captured Perspective 4 Ken Roth — Executive director of Human Rights Watch
Audio	Iraq: Hussein Captured Perspective 5 Faleh Jabar — Senior fellow at the United States Institute of Peace
Audio	Pakistan: Musharraf Assassination Attempt Vali Nasr — Professor of international relations, Naval post-graduate school
	December 12, 2003
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Audio	Canada: New Prime Minister John Ibbitson — Columnist for the Globe and Mail
Audio	Tibet on Film Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator For more information on Tibetan film screening and cultural events this weekend: www.tibetan-alliance.org www.flatfilegalleries.com/gallery.html
Audio	Free Trade: Will CAFTA Help or Hurt Central America? Sandra Polaski — Senior associate for Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and author of essay entitled, "How to Build a Better Trade Pact with Central America"
Audio	Turkey: Actions to End Honor Killings Presented by Dorian Jones — Radio Netherlands
	December 11, 2003
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Audio	Profile of Shia Cleric Sistani Juan Cole — Professor of history at University of Michigan www.sistani.org www.juancole.com
Audio	Global Activism: Improving Health and Education in Guatemala Nina Jorgensen — Founder of Vamos Adelante in Guatemala www.vamosadelante.org For more information about how you can help Vamos Adelante from here in Chicago, contact: jjyf@harboronline.com
	December 10, 2003
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Audio	Iraq: Paramilitaries and Debt Rashid Khalidi — Professor of Arab studies and director of the Middle East Institute at Columbia University
Audio	Zimbabwe: What Can Be Done to Stop Mugabe? Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Iranian Woman Accepts Nobel Peace Prize Shirin Ebadi — Lawyer and Iranian human rights activist
	December 9, 2003
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Audio	Afghanistan: Loya Jirga, Security Concerns Jamil Hanifi — Professor emeritus of anthropology, University of Michigan
Audio	Afghanistan: Aiding Women and Children Leslie Wilson — Deputy director of Save the Children in Afghanistan
	December 8, 2003
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Audio	Korea: Allies Agree to “Roadmap” for Disarmament Peter Hayes — Executive director of the Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainable Development
Audio	Iraq: Criminal Tribunals Paul Van Zyl — Director of country programs, International Center for Transitional Justice
Audio	21 Grams Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	December 5, 2003
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Audio	Allied Dead in Iraq: Spanish Perspective Emilio Lamo de Espinosa — Director, Elcarno Royal Institute in Spain
Audio	Allied Dead in Iraq: Italian Perspective Francesca Mocali — Graduate student in peace studies, University of Florence
Audio	Allied Dead in Iraq: Polish Perspective Tomasz Drobelewski — Editor-in-chief, Newsweek Polska
Audio	Allied Dead in Iraq: Korean Perspective Katherine Moon — Associate professor of political science at Wellesley College and author of Sex Among Allies: Militarized Prostitution in US-Korea Relations
Audio	Allied Dead in Iraq: Japanese Perspective Hiro Aida — Washington bureau chief, Kyodo News
	December 4, 2003
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Audio	Middle East: Can the Geneva Accord Lead to Peace? Talat Othman — Banker and president of Grove Financial, Inc. Gidon Remba — President of Chicago Peace Now www.manifestoforpeace.org
Audio	Venezuela: Political Conflict over Competing Petition Drives Jennifer McCoy — Director of the Americas program, the Carter Center and assistant professor of political science at Georgia State University
	December 3, 2003
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Audio	Russia: Kyoto Protocol Doubts Steven Sawyer — International climate policy advisor for Greenpeace
Audio	World Court Sends Message to U.S. Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Funding AIDS: BBC Overview Taken from the BBC’s “Analysis” program Presented by Pramod Morjaria
Audio	Funding AIDS: “Apathy is Lethal” Gillian Sorenson — Senior advisor to the United Nations Foundation, former United Nations assistant secretary-general for external relations
	December 2, 2003
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Audio	Iraq Update Abbas Mehdi — Professor of sociology and anthropology at St. Cloud State University and an Iraqi exile
Audio	HIV/AIDS: U.S. Funding Philosophies Taken from the BBC news program, Analysis Presented by Michael Buchanan
Audio	History of U.S. Sponsored Regime Change Before Iraq Stephen Kinzer — Senior New York Times correspondent, co-author of Bitter Fruit: The Story of the American Coup in Guatemala and author of All the Shah’s Men: An American Coup and the Roots of Middle East Terror
	December 1, 2003
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Audio	HIV/AIDS: Treating HIV Patients in Ghana Dr. David Abdulai — Founder of Shekhinah clinic in Tamale, Ghana
Audio	BBC Analysis: Anti-Retroviral Therapy Belinda Rhodes — BBC analysis
Audio	HIV/AIDS: Affordable Drugs to the Developing World Rachel Cohen — U.S. advocacy director for the Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines at Doctors Without Borders
Audio	HIV/AIDS: Effort to Create an AIDS Vaccine Seth Berkley — Founder and CEO of the international AIDS vaccine initiative

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