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- 409: Forensic Science in Colombia's ConflictThis week's Colombia Calling podcast explores the position of forensic experts and their role in this (post)accord period in Colombia and their role in uncovering truths in Colombia's long-r … Read more
- 408: Author Anika Fajardo speaks about her Colombia-infused writingAnika Fajardo was born in Colombia and raised in Minnesota. She is the author of a book about that experience, Magical Realism for Non-Believers: A Memoir of Finding Family (University of Minnesota Pr … Read more
- 407: Colombia Questions and Answers with Emily HartFor Episode 407, our first of 2022, Emily Hart and I take a look back at 2021 in Colombia and then address a number of questions that you, the listeners, sent in to us. Thank you for the questions whi … Read more
- 406: The "Paisa Mutation" and an explanation of Colombia's early onset dementiaWe are humbled to host Kenneth Kosik, professor of Neuroscience at UC Santa Barbara on this week's Colombia Calling podcast, the final for 2021. Kenneth S. Kosik, M.D. is an American neurologist, … Read more
- 405: Colombia's most secret e-commerce start-upOn episode 405 of the Colombia Calling podcast, we explore the world of e-commerce in Colombia and talk to Sebastian Laurson of the start-up sex toy company, Secretos. Dane Laurson is partner with fiv … Read more
- 404: Colombia's first woman chess grandmasterNadya Ortiz is Colombia's first woman chess grandmaster. Hailing from humble origins in Ibague, chess became a conduit for her success. By succeeding in the chess world, she won a scholarship to … Read more
- 403: Las Señoritas: Liberated missionaries in Colombia's Sierra NevadaOne of the goals of the Colombia Calling podcast is to reveal lesser or unknown stories from Colombia and this week on Episode 403, I feel we've really hit this one out of the park! We get to tal … Read more
- 402: Witchcraft in Colombia's Armed ConflictIt's no secret that I've been looking for someone to discuss this on the podcast for some while, but finally, it's come together. Johanna Gomez is in the process of writing up her PhD t … Read more
- 401: Protecting Colombia's River AtratoPresident Duque's presence at the COP26 in Glasgow has generated the kind of headlines that he seeks but it's important to hear from the people on the ground and in the communities. One coll … Read more
- 400: Episode 400 with Adam Isacson of WOLATo all Colombianists out there, Adam Isacson of the Washington Office on Latin America needs no introduction. Offering some of the most insightful analysis on not only Colombia but other countries in … Read more
