show and transcript archive - october 2008

Did you miss a recent show? Below you will find a list of recent shows sorted by air date. Each entry will list the guests, films, transcipts, and related links for each show. If you are looking for past shows with Fareed Zakaria as the host please patient while we try to transfer the information from our previous website to the new website.

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October 31, 2008 - show 444

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This week Foreign Exchange features the following line-up:

• The battle over the dwindling water supplies of Africa's Lake Victoria with journalist Alex Stonehill
• Watch the entire Water Wars film by Julia Marino and Alex Stonehill
• An in-depth conversation with Rose George, author of "The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters"

related links...

• Visit the WATER WARS website, launched by our partners at the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
• Is water the new oil? Read the article Off the Record, World Water Crisis to find out
• Watch Kibera, Not a Drop to Drink, an audio slideshow about access to clean water in Kenya's massive slum called Kibera

October 24, 2008 - show 443

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This week Foreign Exchange features the following line-up:

• A look at Turkey's rise on the international stage with Omer Taspinar
• A film on the hardships of being a Georgian refugee
• An in-depth conversation with Daniel Lak, author of "India Express: The Future of the New Superpower"

related links...

• Read about building refugee homes in Georgia from the New York Times
• Just how resilent is Turkey's economy? Check out an Economist article to find out
• Read about global health inequalities from the BBC

October 17, 2008 - show 442

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This week Foreign Exchange features the following line-up:

• An inside look at fractious Colombian politics with journalist Maria Rossel
• A preview of the film "Does Anybody Care if Bangladesh Drowns?"
• An in-depth conversation with "Does Anybody Care if Bangladesh Drowns?" filmmaker, Afsan Chowdhury

related links...

• Read about Colombians demanding the truth about paramilitary violence
• Check out The Guardian's Tahmima Anam's personal account of climate change's impact in Bangladesh
• Read about making green in green careers
  

  October 10, 2008 - show 441

  
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  This week Foreign Exchange features the following line-up:

  • A look at the impact of Wall Street's woes in China with Minxin Pei of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
  • A short film on Iranian life with "The Ayatollah Begs to Differ"
  • An in-depth conversation with "The Ayatollah Begs to Differ" author, Hooman Majd
  related links...
  • Read about the impact of climate change between tigers and Bangladeshis
  • Learn more about about the possiblity of a Russian scientist assisting Iran's nuclear program
  • Read about the possible ascendance of Asian financial centers over Wall Street
  
  

  October 3, 2008 - show 440

  
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  This week Foreign Exchange features the following line-up:

  • A look at potential Israeli prime minister, Tzipi Livni, with Daniel Levy of the New America Foundation
  • A preview of the documentary "Children of Armageddon," that explores the legacy of nuclear arms
  • Is India facing the rise of home grown terrorists? An in-depth conversation with author and journalist, Edward Luce
  related links...
  • Read about an Israeli Bedouin who assists Russian emigres in Israel
  • Learn more about about a possible Venezuelan-French nuclear energy agreement
  • Read about how Indian cuisine generates over $6 billion in revenue in the United Kingdom
  
  
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