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- 397: Briceño, Antioquia: An Uncomfortable PeaceAlexander Diamond joins the Colombia Calling podcast from Briceño, Antioquia to tell us about his research which has kept him in the rural Colombian town for 24 months so far. Briceño is a so-called … Read more
- 396: Leishmaniasis in the context of the Colombian Armed conflictOn Episode 396 of the Colombia Calling podcast, we get to discuss the disease of leishmaniasis in the context of the Colombian armed conflict and post conflict period with post doctoral fellow Lina Be … Read more
- 395: Hasta Siempre Colombia, or So Long ColombiaHasta Siempre Colombia, Dr Paola Cubillos speaks to Colombia Calling. Was Dr Paola Cubillos naive when she and her husband decided to gamble everything and return with their three children from Canada … Read more
- 394: Four Weeks down Colombia's Magdalena RiverAn exhilarating travelogue for a new generation about a journey along Colombia’s Magdalena River, exploring life by the banks of a majestic river now at risk, and how a country recovers from conflict. … Read more
- 393: Adventures in freelance journalism in ColombiaExactly 40 episodes ago in December 2020, freelance journalist in Colombia, Joshua Collins (@InvisiblesMuros) made his first appearance on the Colombia Calling podcast talking about the border region … Read more
- 392: Adriaan Alsema of Colombia Reports is being suedAdriaan Alsema of Colombia Reports says it was satire and the injured party from RCN Colombia claims that it was slander. You can decide for yourselves over the duration of this podcast which takes in … Read more
- 391: La Casa de Mama Icha: a new Colombian documentary regarding place, belonging and identityOn episode 391 of the Colombia Calling podcast, we talk to the director and producer of a new and incredibly insightful and moving documentary entitled: La Casa de Mama Icha. Decades earlier, Mama Ich … Read more
- 390: Appreciating the Peripheries of Medellin, ColombiaA great deal is made of the urban regeneration of Medellin's infamous Comuna 13, and for good reason, but now that there's a "been there, seen this, done that," attitude towards th … Read more
- 389: Being a Migrant isn't a Crime -the harrowing tales of Darien Gap crossingsThere's a humanitarian crisis taking place at Panama's southern border and in northern Colombia where thousands of migrants ranging from countries such as Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti and as far-l … Read more
- 388: A Problem Solver and Educator in ColombiaIt's no stretch of the imagination to agree with Glen Galindo's description of himself as a problem solver and educator as he has carved out quite the life for himself in serving Colombia fr … Read more
