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- 261: Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in ColombiaOn Ep261 we discuss Alex Fattal's (Penn State) new book, "Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in Colombia.'"Reading less like an academic book and more like an in … Read more
- 260: Bringing Rugby and Surfing to at-Risk Colombian childrenAndrew Wright is one of the long-term transplants from the UK to Colombia. Brought here originally by the banking world and after time spent there, he know overseas – in addition to his day job – the … Read more
- Problem Guests? Check this out!Of course, as a small business owner, you cannot help but feel wronged when you receive a shockingly poor review, be it on Booking or TripAdvisor or wherever your guest chooses to slam you. It's … Read more
- 259: What Bitcoin means for Colombia and VenezuelaThe potential for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in Latin America is huge according to Ep259's guest, Matt Aaron. I for one am a complete newbie to this new form of finance and so, we go through t … Read more
- 258: Why are the students angry and protesting in Colombia?Check out this new episode of Colombia Calling! Read more
- Coffee with Purpose at La Casa Amarilla, MompósWe vary our coffee providers in the Casa Amarilla to ensure that we share some of our enthusiasm for Colombia's finest product over breakfast. Last year, we started sourcing coffee from the Colom … Read more
- 257: A realistic look at Colombia and her politics for 2019 with Adriaan AlsemaOn Ep257 we have the opportunity to talk with Adriaan Alsema the director of Colombia Reports (www.colombiareports.com) the largest English news website in Colombia and discuss the reality of the poli … Read more
- 256: The Importance of Colombia's Truth Commission with Michael EvansColombia's Truth Commission was formerly inaugurated in 2018 and has a great deal of issues to deal with, the remit includes most of the following topics: To shed light on the conflict and offer … Read more
- 255: The Making of Democracy and the Colombian Middle ClassIn his book, Makers of Democracy A. Ricardo López-Pedreros traces the ways in which a thriving middle class was understood to be a foundational marker of democracy in Colombia during the second half o … Read more
- 254: Restoring or Reestablishing a Cultural Identity in Minca, Colombia's Sierra NevadaAs a student of ethnonationalism and cultural identity originally from Arizona, Shenandoah Cornish has moved her life to Minca in Colombia's Sierra Nevada and is working to create a Centro de Mem … Read more
