Veera Hiranandani joins us to discuss her novel “The Night Diary,” which is set during the Partition of India in the late 1940s.
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Paul Farmer joins us to talk about what the global health community learned from Africa’s Ebola outbreak.
Read moreSorting The Refugees From The Opportunists
Graeme Wood joins us to talk about a sophisticated program in Germany seeking to solve the problems of the refugee crisis.
Read moreLearning To Wage Peace
Paul Chappell joins us to talk about nonviolent tools available to solve the conflict in the world.
Read moreThe Challenges Of Fixing Immigration
James F. Hollifield, director of the John Goodwin Tower Center at SMU, joins us to walk through tough questions regarding immigration reform.
Read moreHigh Tech Versus Low Tech: Options For The Border
Luis Torres joins us to talk about new technology that could soon play a role in border security.
Read moreSunni Versus Shia In The Muslim World: How We Got To Now
Martin Smith joins us to talk about the current state of Iran and Saudi Arabia’s relationship – and how they got to where they are now.
Read moreSeeing The Border From Both Sides
Francisco Cantú joins us to talk about how his time spent along the border forced him to consider the violence inflicted on those who live along it.
Read moreWe’re Not Ready For A Pandemic
Jonathan D. Quick joins us to talk about practical ways to stop influenza, Ebola, SARS and other outbreaks before they begin.
Read moreWhy Your City Can Solve The World’s Problems
Bruce Katz joins us to talk about how cities can tackle everything from economic disparity to environmental sustainability.
Read moreHow Social Media Is Revolutionizing The Middle East
Haroon K. Ullah talks about the impact of online networks in the Middle East.
Read moreThe Real Story Of Refugees
David Miliband, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, talks about the political will required to save refugees.
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