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Our guests discuss the differences between Iowa and New Hampshire in terms of environmental concerns and how the presidential candidates are talking about those issues.

In the second installment of The Iowa/New Hampshire Exchange, we?ll explore how social issues play out in both states and what they mean for the presidential hopefuls.

SisterLove: Keeping it Real, Globally! is a creative, non-traditional audio documentary that looks at the local and global activism of a small group of dedicated Atlanta based women and their life's work - "to eradicate the impacts of HIV and AIDS and other sexual, reproductive health challenges on women and their families."

Series on the impact of NCLB and high stakes testing at one high school

Series on the impact of NCLB and high stakes testing at one high school

Series on the impact of NCLB and high stakes testing at one high school

European anti-racism activists using violence and non-violence to counter Neo-Nazis and anti-immigrant policies.

A German activist describes how MLK influenced her life and her life-long struggle against right-wing extremism.

If mediators are trained to resolve conflicts between disputing parties, what would happen if we elected more mediators to public office? That's the question explored this time on Peace Talks Radio, the series on peacemaking and nonviolent conflict resolution.

UC Berkeley graduate student, Alejandro Reyes, takes us to East Los Angeles, where a number of Chicano artists inspired by the Zapatistas have been using music to raise awareness in their own communities and to struggle for a better world.

The liars who lie to us and the lies we tell to ourselves.

The pros and cons of solar power in the Land of the 'Missing' Sun.

An examination of the power of mass media to create panic.

3 stories of rural America where unlikely allies have found common ground in dealing with urban development pressures

The history of big money in presidential politics

Secret Asian Woman is a brief personal history of Mixed Race in America.

Updated documentary to mark 60th anniversary of the founding of Israel, the 1948 War, and the Palestinian "Nakba"

Less than a dollar a day is a phrase we are all familiar with, but what does it really mean? Almost half the world's population lives on less than a dollar a day, but the statistic fails to capture the humiliation, powerlessness and brutal hardship that is the daily lot of the world's poor. In this series, Mike Wooldridge looks at what it's really like to have to live on a dollar a day and how it can mean different things in different countries, and asks whether the global target of halving world poverty by 2015 can really be achieved. It isn't all about desperation and gloom, though: Mike meets people of incredible energy and determination, living in vibrant communities and having a diversity of experiences. In the final part, Mike is in China talking to rural families are struggling to gain any benefit for sacrificing land for city jobs.

Less than a dollar a day is a phrase we are all familiar with, but what does it really mean? Almost half the world's population lives on less than a dollar a day, but the statistic fails to capture the humiliation, powerlessness and brutal hardship that is the daily lot of the world's poor. In this series, Mike Wooldridge looks at what it's really like to have to live on a dollar a day and how it can mean different things in different countries, and asks whether the global target of halving world poverty by 2015 can really be achieved. It isn't all about desperation and gloom, though: Mike meets people of incredible energy and determination, living in vibrant communities and having a diversity of experiences. Third part focuses on India where more people are surviving into their old age, and many live in deep poverty.

Less than a dollar a day is a phrase we are all familiar with, but what does it really mean? Almost half the world's population lives on less than a dollar a day, but the statistic fails to capture the humiliation, powerlessness and brutal hardship that is the daily lot of the world's poor. In this series, Mike Wooldridge looks at what it's really like to have to live on a dollar a day and how it can mean different things in different countries, and asks whether the global target of halving world poverty by 2015 can really be achieved. It isn't all about desperation and gloom, though: Mike meets people of incredible energy and determination, living in vibrant communities and having a diversity of experiences. In the first part he visits Kenya, where powerty was a key issue in the recent elections.