Global Voices Podcast

What might look like just a street party is actually a creative stand for unity—and against the forces of intolerance who seek to divide and oppress Bangladeshis.

This week, we take you to Paraguay, Iran, Qatar and the Caribbean.

This week we start in the US, where Omar Mohamad narrates his piece "America I used to love you", and then we take you to Cuba, Syria, and Taiwan.

He’s called US President Obama a son of a whore. His war on drugs has killed thousands. But that’s only half the story when it comes to Philippines President Duterte.

This week, we’ll introduce you to women seeking or achieving justice in Poland, Uruguay, Russia and Syria.

This week, we dig deep into why Colombians voted down a peace deal that would have brought an end to a war that has lasted for more than 50 years.

This week, we speak to our contributors Elizabeth Rivera, Giovanna Salazar and Juan Tadeo about popular discontent with politics in Mexico.

This week, we take you to Ukraine, Russia, Singapore, India and Brazil.

This week we tell you tales of protest, tragedy, and discrimination from Ethiopia, Egypt, Pakistan, Trinidad and Australia.

This week, we take you to Iran, Japan, China, Mexico and Timor-Leste.

This week we take you to Puerto Rico, Indian-administered Kashmir, Nepal, China and Myanmar.

This week, we take you to the Caribbean, Brazil, Russia, Tanzania and Azerbaijan.

This week we take you to Russia, India, Madagascar, Venezuela and Singapore.

This week, we head to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Japan, Myanmar, Brazil and Syria.

This week, we take you to Ecuador, Uganda, Bangladesh, Ukraine and Pakistan.

This week, we take you to Cambodia, Syria, Tajikistan, The Gambia and Colombia.

This week we take you to China, Mexico, Jamaica, Macedonia and Uganda, where we speak to Prudence Nyamishana who tells us why Ugandans are peeved at their government's priorities.

In this episode, the period gets political in Poland, Afro-Chileans demand recognition in Chile, and Chinese censors go into overdrive to remove the Panama Papers -- even from email.

In this edition we take you to Somalia, Japan, China, Pakistan and Cuba.

After a three year break, the Global Voices Podcast is back. In this edition, we take you to Mexico, China, Tajikistan, Macedonia and Russia.

Global Voices contributor Robert Valencia and NACLA writer Joseph Nevins discuss immigration reform in the United States. This podcast is part of the NACLA-Global Voices series, Latin America: Migrant Journeys.

With two African cardinals considered at one point to be potential successors to Pope Benedict XVI, we spoke with Steve Sharra and Abdoulaye Bah from our Africa team about the possibility of an African pope.

In this edition of the Global Voices Podcast you'll hear more from our Summit which took place in Nairobi, Kenya, back in July, including some of our contributors and selected academics from around the world were also invited to share their knowledge and learn from the community.

What is the future of online citizen media? In this edition (and the next) you will hear from editors, authors, co-founders and other participants at the 2012 Global Voices Citizen Media Summit in Nairobi to discuss the future of how we all work together online.

In this edition, we’re talking about literature and publishing. You’ll hear some good old fashioned interviews with well-read members of the Global Voices team as well as readings of original work by our authors and the wider community.