Jun 28, 2022
Santa Muerte (or “Saint Death”) is far more than a popular saint, she’s a framework for understanding Mexican history, Mexican politics (in particular the legacies of corruption, and the marginalization of women, the poor, the incarcerated, and those living on the fringes of “legitimate” society), and finally...
Jun 22, 2022
This is a re-broadcast of an episode first published November 25th, 2020.
This episode is the second of a two-part conversation with Tity Agbahey. Tity is an attorney based in Senegal, her current work focuses on central Africa, though her previous work has focused elsewhere on the continent, and her life and travels...
Jun 22, 2022
This is a re-broadcast of a
two-part series first published November 25th,
2020.
This episode is the first of a
two-part conversation with Tity Agbahey. Tity is an
attorney based in Senegal, her current work focuses on central
Africa, though her previous work has focused elsewhere on the
continent, and her life and...
Jun 14, 2022
The global arms industry may only account for about one percent of global trade, but it’s important to note what that one percent is buying and the role that arms sales play in influencing other aspects of global trade and political relations. We speak with Frank Slijper in Groningen, The Netherlands, where Frank...
Jun 9, 2022
En el primer episodio de Latitude Adjustment Podcast Academy escucharás a cinco hombres afganos hablar sobre algunas de las luchas a las que se enfrentan al vivir encerrados en el nuevo campo de personas refugiadas "Moria 2.0". La primera mitad del episodio está en español y la segunda mitad en su lengua materna:...