Episode 104: Mary Fitzgerald
Mary Fitzgerald is an Irish journalist who for the better part of five years has covered Libya, including the fall of Gaddafi, Libya's fractured politics, and the the rise of ISIS. Mary got her start ...
1 Apr 201656min
Meet the Next Big Global Environmental Treaty
Work started at the United Nations this week on the next big global enviromental treaty. The treaty would create rules of the road for management of the high seas. This would include provisions to cre...
30 Mars 201618min
Anna Day 3:28:16, 12 54 PM
The last time I saw Anna Day we were both attending a conference in Dubai. That was just last month, in February. I hopped a plane back to the United States. She went to Bahrain, and was promptly arre...
28 Mars 201648min
After Brussels, A Disasterous Deal for Refugees
The attacks in Brussels this week are accelerating an already heated conversation in Europe about the unrelenting movement of refugee from the Middle East to the continent. The attacks on Tuesday cam...
24 Mars 201628min
Episode 102: Somini Sengupta
My guest today Somini Sengupta is the United Nations correspondent for the New York Times. She's the author of the new book The End of Karma: Hope and Fury Among India's Young which tells the story of...
20 Mars 201648min
How the Islamic State Came to Libya
The Islamic state is seemingly on the ascent in Libya. It controls territory, including the coastal city of Sirte, and over the past several weeks it has launched a series of spectacular attacks in Li...
16 Mars 201624min
Episode 101: Thomas Fuller
Thomas Fuller was the longtime Southeast Asia correspondent for the New York Times. He's now based in San Francisco, but his last posting from the region caught my attention. Fuller describes a scene ...
13 Mars 201640min
Episode 100: Ashish Thakkar
Ashish Thakkar is an African entrepreneur who started his business at the age of 15 having just escaped from the Rwanda genocide. That business, the Mara Group, is now a multi-billion dollar enterpris...
6 Mars 201631min
