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- 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
- 338: Mapping UrabaBased at the Instituto de Biología, University of Antioquia. Blanco Libreros studies mangroves and coasts from landscape ecology and ecosystem ecology perspectives and it is an honour to have him on t … Read more
- 337: Two years left of President Duque in ColombiaAugust 7, 2020 marked the second anniversary of the inauguration of Iván Duque as President of Colombia and the midpoint of his administration so on this Episode 337 of the Colombia Calling, we welcom … Read more
- 336: Socially aware cooking classes in Medellin, ColombiaBorn in Toronto, Canada, Brian Johnston decided to retire from corporate work at the age of 25 and to dedicate his life to the exploration of his passion…and this, over the course of many years on t … Read more
- 335: Latin Jazz from Bogotá to New York and beyond with the Gregorio Uribe Big BandAn established singer, songwriter, accordionist and big band leader, Gregorio Uribe was born in Bogotá, Colombia and is currently based in New York City. Uribe has made a name for himself in the Latin … Read more
- 334: The Problem with the coastal cities of Colombia's PacificEvery now and again, it's important to revisit some of the pressing issues in Colombia and on Ep334 of the Colombia Calling podcast, US academic, Shaun Gillooly gives us a blow by blow account of … Read more
