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- 348: Rebuilding and Re-imagining Colombia's tourism industryHaving designed and created the immensely successful La Leyenda multi-stage mountain bike race – a first of its kind in Colombia – Cali-resident Brian Murphy knows a thing or two about what it takes t … Read more
- 347: Dopeworld: Adventures in the Global Drug TradeAfter I got out of jail, I was determined to find out more about how the issue of drugs not only landed me there, but has shaped the entire world: wars, scandals, coups, revolutions. I read every book … Read more
- 346: Magdalena: River of Dreams, A Story of ColombiaMagdalena: River of Dreams, A Story of Colombia is a captivating new book from Wade Davis–renowned, award-winning, bestselling author and photographer, and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence f … Read more
- 345: A Gin Maker in ColombiaHailing originally from Brighton in the UK, Vincent Pollard's journey has brought him to Colombia. After more than a decade as a mixologist in Toronto in some of the city's most exclusive ha … Read more
- 344: Pioneers in Medical Cannabis in Colombia – Khiron Life SciencesOn this week's Colombia Calling podcast we have the opportunity to converse with Alvaro Torres, CEO and co founder of Khiron Life Sciences, one of the pioneers in the medical marijuana market fro … Read more
- 343: Changing the narrative on drugs in ColombiaCatalina Gil Pinzón is an international consultant in peacebuilding and drug policy with over 10 years of experience managing projects and advising programs related to the reintegration of ex-combatan … Read more
- 342: The repression of civil liberties in ColombiaAdriaan Alsema, Director of Colombia Reports is back with another viper tongued diatribe at the government of President Ivan Duque. Times are complex and complicated in Colombia with the spontaneous p … Read more
- 341: iFinca, Revolutionizing the Coffee MarketIt's a great pleasure to welcome CEO and Founder of iFinca, Alexander Barrett on the Colombia Calling podcast this week to talk about his venture that is going to revolutionize the coffee market. … Read more
- 340: Explaining Colombia's ongoing MassacresAt least 39 people have been killed in the recent spate of unrest in Colombia and the country has seen 46 massacres so far this year. So, this week we speak to Colombia analyst Kyle Johnson to help us … Read more
- 339: Isolation and Life in colonial Mompós, ColombiaOne of the most popular guests on the Colombia Calling podcast, Emma Louise Jay, returns to the airwaves from rural Antioquia to interview me in rural Bolívar. Think of this episode as a conversation … Read more
