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	February 27, 2004
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Audio	British MP Accuses Blair Government of Spying on U.N. Sean McConville — Professor of law at the University of London-Queen Mary College
Audio	"Insider's Guide" to the U.N. Linda Fasulo — United Nations correspondent for NBC News and author of An Insider's Guide to the U.N.
Audio	The Dreamers: Bertolucci's Last Tango Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	February 26, 2004
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Audio	"Americana in Arabic" Translation Program Juan Cole — Professor of history at the University of Michigan juancole.com/trans.htm
Audio	Iraq: Sistani Backs Down on Elections Juan Cole — Professor of history at the University of Michigan
Audio	Afghanistan: Reconstruction Must Accelerate Ahmed Rashid - Correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review and the Daily Telegraph, and author of Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Central Asia
	February 25, 2004
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Audio	Uganda: Over 200 Killed in Massacre Jemera Rone — Researcher, Human Rights Watch
Audio	World Court Considers Legality of Israeli Barrier Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	NATO: State of the Coalition Sir Peter Ricketts — NATO permanent representative of the United Kingdom Ambassador Kai Eide — NATO permanent representative of Norway
	February 24, 2004
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Audio	Gay Marriage in Constitutions Robert Sedler — Professor of law at Wayne State University
Audio	Life in an Iraqi Prison Matthew McAllester — Middle East correspondent for Newsday, and author of Blinded by the Sunlight: Emerging from the Prison of Saddam’s Iraq
	February 23, 2004
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Audio	Haiti: Is Crisis Repeating History? Madison Smartt Bell — Novelist and author of All Souls Rising
Audio	Bolivia: Community Theatre and Recent Unrest Ivan Nogales — Bolivian sociologist, activist and performance artist and head of the community theater group Teatro Trono Translated by Rafael Cervantes
Audio	Bolivia: Natural Gas, Coca and Politics Steve Scott — Doctoral candidate in anthropology at the University of Chicago, speaking from La Paz
	February 20, 2004
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Audio	Iran: Election Turnout and Turmoil Morad Saghafi and Kaveh Asani — Editors of the Farsi-language newspaper Dialogue
Audio	HIV/AIDS—Doctors Campaign to Combat the Disease Len Rubenstein — Executive director of Physicians for Human Rights Mardge Cohen — Director of Women’s HIV/AIDS Research at Cook County hospital and member of the Physicians for Human Rights Health Action AIDS Campaign
Audio	Surprise Winner at 54th Berlin International Film Festival Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia in Chicago
	February 19, 2004
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Audio	Energy: Is There a Revolution Approaching? Vijay Vaitheeswaran — Environment and energy correspondent, the Economist Magazine and author of Power to the People: How the Coming Energy Revolution will Transform an Industry, Change our Lives, and Maybe Even Save the Planet
Audio	Car Caravan Down Devon Avenue Fisal Hammouda — Community activist and engineering consultant Jeff Lyons — Representative of the organization Refuse and Resist
	February 18, 2004
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Audio	Iraq: Sharia Law in the Iraqi Constitution? Abbas Mehdi — Professor of Sociology, St. Cloud University, founder and chairman of Union of Independent Iraqis
Audio	Independent film…Where It’s Been, Where It’s Going Peter Biskind — Author of Down and Dirty Pictures: Miramax, Sundance, and the Rise of Independent Film Interviewed by Worldview film commentator Milos Stehlik
	February 17, 2004
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Audio	Israel — Palestine: Wall, Demographics Geoffrey Aronson — Director of the Foundation for Middle East Peace
Audio	Israel — Palestine: Wall, Demographics Meron Medzini — Senior lecturer of Israel studies at Hebrew University
	February 16, 2004
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Audio	Workers Rights and Nike Settlement: Perspective One Jeff Ballinger — Director of Press for Change Carla Natan — Fulbright scholar, International Law Institute, Northwestern University
Audio	Workers Rights and Nike Settlement: Perspective Two Adele Simmons — Board chairman, Fair Labor Association
	February 13, 2004
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Audio	Pakistan: Role of Intelligence and Political Islam Zia Mian — Professor at the program on science and global security at Princeton University
Audio	Russia Update Perspective One Georgi Derluguian — Assistant professor of sociology, Northwestern University
Audio	Russia Update Perspective Two Marshall Goldman — Professor emeritus of Russian economics, Wellesley College Associate Director, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian studies at Harvard University and author of the book, The Piratization of Russia: Russian Reforms Goes Awry
	February 12, 2004
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Audio	Bush Speech on Weapons Proliferation: Perspective One Joe Cirincione — Director for the non-proliferation program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Audio	Bush Speech on Weapons Proliferation: Perspective Two Frank Gaffney — Founder and president for the Center for Security Policy and former assistant secretary of defense in the Reagan administration
Audio	Bush Speech on Weapons Proliferation: I.A.E.A. Perspective Three Mark Gwozdecky — Spokesperson with the International Atomic Energy Agency
Audio	Bush Speech on Weapons Proliferation: Pakistan Perspective Four Zia Mian — Professor, program on science and Global Security at Princeton University
	February 11, 2004
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Audio	Haiti: Protests and Rebellion Continue Robert Maguire — Director of international affairs and Haiti program at Trinity College
Audio	Berlin Film Fest: Conflict and Family Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
Audio	Cyprus: Another Last Chance for Reunion Gus Feissel — Former U.N. special representative for the secretary general in Cyprus
	February 10, 2004
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Audio	Is Al-Qaeda Making a Comeback? Rohan Gunaratna — Head of terrorism research at the institute of defense and strategic studies in Singapore and author of Inside Al Qaeda: Global Network of Terror
Audio	Terrorism Suspects and U.S. Intelligence Deborah Pearlstein — Director of the U.S. law and security program at Human Rights First
	February 9, 2004
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Audio	China: Dealing with SARS and HIV/AIDS Jing Jun — Professor of sociology, Tsinghua University school of public policy
Audio	China: Doctors Visit Chicago for HIV/AIDS Training Scott Cook — Director of community services, Howard Brown Health Center Don Don Zhang & Way Wu Tswee — Epidemiologists, Center for Disease Control, China
Audio	Berlin Film Fest Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	February 6, 2004
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Audio	Pakistan: Reaction to Nuclear Secrets Scandal Kevin Martin — Executive director of Peace Action
Audio	Middle East: Iraq and Israeli Settlements: Perspective One Tom Donnelly — Resident fellow at American Enterprise Institute and editor of AEI’s National Security Outlook Magazine
Audio	Middle East: Iraq and Israeli Settlements: Perspective Two Rashid Khalidi — Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies, Columbia University
	February 5, 2004
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Audio	Kurds: Reaction to Bombing Peter Galbraith — Former U.S. ambassador to Croatia, on Northern Iraq
Audio	Genocide Conference in Sweden Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Somalia: Skeptical Plans for Peace Ahmad Samatar — Dean of International Studies at Macalaster College
	February 4, 2004
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Audio	Pakistan: Nuclear Hero Admits to Selling Secrets Vali Nasr — Professor of international relations at the naval post-graduate school
Audio	WMD: What Did the U.S. Know and When? Ronald Cleminson — Former Canadian commissioner for UNMOVIC
Audio	2005 Defense Budget Larry Korb — Senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and former assistant Secretary of Defense in the Reagan administration
	February 3, 2004
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Audio	Intelligence Leading Up to the Iraqi War Joe Cirincione — Director of the non-proliferation project, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Audio	Fog of War Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator
Audio	Iran: Election Controversy Ahmed Sadri — Professor of sociology at Lake Forest College and columnist for the Daily Star of Lebanon
	February 2, 2004
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Audio	North Korea: Its Politics and People: Part One Bruce Cumings — Professor of history at University of Chicago and author of North Korea: Another Country
Audio	North Korea: Its Politics and People: Part Two Bruce Cumings — Professor of history at University of Chicago and author of North Korea: Another Country

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