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This is the video feed for PRI's "The World." The World is an international news program that airs on more than 250 public radio stations in the United States. It is co-produced by the BBC World Service, Public Radio International and WGBH Boston. We also have daily and weekly podcasts covering a variety of topics. Find out more at www.theworld.org/podcasts. The World also produces videos and audio slideshows, which we feature here.

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1 VideoLiberia's Ducor Hotel: An Audio Slideshow The World's Jason Margolis recently returned from Liberia. He produced this audio slideshow on Monrovia's Ducor Hotel with photographer Glenna Gordon. Find out more at The World's website. 7/8/10 Free View In iTunes

2 VideoFrightened Rabbit Frightened Rabbit is an indie-rock band from the small town of Selkirk, Scotland. They’re touring the US to promote their just-released third album. That album — intriguingly — is titled “The Winter of Mixed Drinks.” Marco Werman interviewed them in our studios in Boston. 4/30/10 Free View In iTunes

3 VideoGlobal Cartoons: A Selection from PRI's The World Carol Hills has a selection of some her favorite global political cartoons. Find more slideshows here. 4/9/10 Free View In iTunes

4 VideoCelebrating the Seder with Rabbi Leo Trepp Rabbi Leo Trepp is 97 years old. He now lives in San Francisco, but he grew up in Germany. In fact, he is the last living rabbi who led German-Jewish communities during the Nazi holocaust. Lonny Shavelson sent us this video. You can hear his radio piece here. 4/5/10 Free View In iTunes

5 VideoPRI's The World: Argentina's Forgotten War Veterans In 1982, Britain and Argentina went to war over a group of islands which the British call the Falklands, and the Argentines call the Malvinas. Britain won that war, but Argentina still claims sovereignty. Argentinas government officially recognizes only those veterans who fought the British directly during the conflict. But that leaves some former soldiers out. Julia Kumari Drapkin has our story. 3/29/10 Free View In iTunes

6 VideoIcelandic Chants Iceland is still trying to pick itself back up after its banking 3/29/10 Free View In iTunes

7 VideoGlobal Cartoons: A Selection from PRI's The World Each week, The World's Carol Hills chooses some of the best in global political cartooning. You can find more of her choices here. 3/26/10 Free View In iTunes

8 VideoHope and horror in Haiti Photojournalist Bear Guerra recently went to Haiti to document the recovery from January's devastating earthquake. He brought back some amazing photos. You can hear him talk about his experience here. 3/24/10 Free View In iTunes

9 VideoReforesting Haiti The World's Marina Giovannelli produced this audio slideshow on one group's efforts to reforest Haiti. Hear more about this story on our website. 3/1/10 Free View In iTunes

10 VideoWinter Olympics 2010: Inuit Throat Singers The World's Andrea Crossan shot this in the Aboriginal Pavilion in Vancouver during the Winter Games last week. Find out more here. 3/1/10 Free View In iTunes

11 VideoJean Paul Wabotai sings Serge Gainsbourg Congolese singer Jean Paul Wabotai recently acquired the rights to some lyrics written by French singer-songwriter Serge Gainsbourg. The lyrics had never before been set to music. So, Wabotai fixed that. Gerry Hadden sent us this short interview with Wabotai. You can hear more here. 2/11/10 Free View In iTunes

12 VideoClandestine Restaurants in Barcelona The World's Gerry Hadden pulls back the curtain on a new fad in the Spanish city of Barcelona -- hidden restaurants. Hear his radio piece here.. 2/8/10 Free View In iTunes

13 VideoKarine Polwart Scottish singer-songwriter Karine Polwart stopped by our studios recently to chat with Marco Werman. We got her to perform one of her songs. To hear more, visit The World's Global Hit page. 2/8/10 Free View In iTunes

14 VideoThe Garifuna of Guatemala The story behind this video starts on the Caribbean Island of St. Vincent. 2/4/10 Free View In iTunes

15 VideoPolish Sound Postcards During the Communist days of the 1960s and 70s, Poles still managed to get their hands on American pop music. Donna Summer and Hot Chocolate came in the form of sound postcards. Mat Schulz is a collector of these sound postcards, and he narrates this audio slideshow. For more information, visit The World. 2/3/10 Free View In iTunes

16 VideoAvatar in the Amazon If there were ever a place that came close to the magical world of Pandora in James Cameron's new film Avatar, it would probably be the Amazon. There may not be butterflies that look like flying squid, but in the Amazon can you eat giant worms and lemon flavored ants for dinner in a forest that is home to both the jaguar and the pink dolphin. Reporter Melaina Spitzer joined a group of indigenous leaders from the Amazon in Ecuador's capital Quito, to see Avatar on the big screen in 3D. 1/29/10 Free View In iTunes

17 VideoSepteto Nacional The Cuban musical sound - el son Cubano - was born in the 1800s. It mixes instrumental styles from the Spanish conquest with the tones and rhythms of descendants of African slaves. That son Cubano evolved into a music we now think of as from all of Latin America - salsa. But as reporter Lonny Shavelson found out at a rare U.S. concert of the Cuban band Septeto Nacional, some Cuban musicians want the credit for salsa back. 1/13/10 Free View In iTunes

18 VideoIndia Coin Sellers India is a country teaming with enterprise - from quacks doing cataract operations in the middle of the road to children selling hand-made cards to passers-by. At Haji Ali Dargah, a mosque and tomb, just off the coast of Mumbai - even the beggars are entrepreneurs. Most devotees like to hand out coins to the hundreds of beggars who line the road, wailing piteously to Allah, but few are willing to part with big bills. In response, some beggars have started a coin-change business, making it easier to give alms. Linda Blake has this audio slideshow. Hear her radio report here. 1/4/10 Free View In iTunes

19 VideoInternational Medical Corps: A Thousand Words The World sits down with International Medical Corps to talk about a new book of photos that highlights the work the LA-based group has done over the past 25 years. Find out more about the book here and here. 12/17/09 Free View In iTunes

20 VideoAntoni Gaudi: Architect...and Saint? In Spain an unlikely candidate is being championed for sainthood. 12/15/09 Free View In iTunes

21 VideoGlobal Political Cartoons: Dec 5 - 11, 2009 The World's Carol Hills picks her favorite political cartoons from across the globe. This week: the Copenhagen Climate Conference, Obama's Nobel Prize...and yes, Tiger. More cartoons here. 12/15/09 Free View In iTunes

22 VideoCatalans stage mock secession vote in Spain The World's Gerry Hadden reports on a non-sanctioned secession vote in Catalonia region of Spain. Hear his radio report at The World's website. 12/14/09 Free View In iTunes

23 VideoGlobal Political Cartoons: Nov. 28 - Dec. 4, 2009 Each week, The World's Carol Hills chooses some of the best in global political cartooning. You can check out past episodes here. 12/8/09 Free View In iTunes

24 VideoThe Boulia Camel Races in Queensland, Australia Photojournalist Tim Bonham profiles Australian camel jockey Glenda Sutton for PRI's The World. 12/7/09 Free View In iTunes

25 VideoAndean Potatoes OK, so maybe with Thanksgiving just past, you're tired of thinking about potatoes. But this slideshow might make you change your mind about the humble spud. Visit The World's website for more information. 11/30/09 Free View In iTunes

26 VideoBody Music with Keith Terry Keith Terry, organizer of the International Body Music Festival, stopped by The World studios recently to give a little demo. Hear the entire interview here. 11/26/09 Free View In iTunes

27 VideoAlex: Jester...and Diplomat A jester from Somerville, MA stops by The World studios in Boston to tell us why he was hired by the US State Department to do an outreach trip to Russia. Stop by The World's geo-quiz page to hear the radio segment. 11/17/09 Free View In iTunes

28 VideoZen Archers Take Aim in Manhattan The World's Alex Gallafent pays a visit to Toko Kyudojo, a zen archery center in the heart of Manhattan. To hear our radio story, please visit our website. 10/27/09 Free View In iTunes

29 VideoFestival of Harps Lonny Shavelson produced this great video on an international harp festival that recently took place in Oakland, California. This was recorded inside Oakland's Chapel of the Chimes columbarium. You can hear Lonny's radio piece here. 10/26/09 Free View In iTunes

30 VideoEric Zimmermann: WTP Listener and Inventor of Trongs Listeners of The World's Technology Podcast share some amazing stories. One of those listeners is Eric Zimmermann, inventor of a new eating utensil called Trongs. He demonstrates how to use them. Listen to whole interview in episode 262 of The World's Technology Podcast. 10/9/09 Free View In iTunes

31 VideoClothing with a secret The World's Alex Gallafent interviews Peruvian photographer Milagros de la Torre. De la Torre has a new set of photos as part of an exhibit called Dress Codes at New York's Center for International Photography. Let's just say that these clothes, designed by Miguel Caballero, are for a special clientele. 10/5/09 Free View In iTunes

32 VideoMadeleine Albright and "Tito's Ring" Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright talks about a piece of jewelry she owns called "Tito's Ring." You can hear our full interview here. 10/2/09 Free View In iTunes

33 VideoCambodian-American Rapper praCh Ly Reporting for PRI's The World, Corey Takahashi introduces you to praCh Ly. Ly and his family fled Pol Pot's Cambodia, and eventually ended up in Long Beach, CA. praCh's tracks deal with issues both in his homeland, and in his adopted home in the U.S. You can find more information here. 9/24/09 Free View In iTunes

34 VideoCelebrating Coltrane's Birthday September 23, 2009 marks the 83rd anniversary of the birth of American jazz giant John Coltrane. Coltrane was born in North Carolina, but his musical influences came from across the globe. In San Francisco tonight, The Asian American Orchestra will be celebrating the international in Trane's music. Lonny Shavelson shot this video of the group's rehearsal. To hear the radio piece, visit The World's Global Hit page after 5PM Eastern. 9/23/09 Free View In iTunes

35 VideoNablus Street Scenes The World's Matthew Bell was in Nablus in the West Bank today, reporting a story on the economy for PRI's The World. He took along the Flip camera and captured some neat street and market scenes. Should give you a "flavor" of life in Nablus. 9/22/09 Free View In iTunes

36 VideoSandy Brechin: Scottish Accordionist Extraordinaire Accordionist Sandy Brechin stopped by The World studios to talk shop about the accordion, traditional Scottish dancing, and The Sensational Jimi Shandrix Experience. You can hear the entire interview, and more music, here. 9/16/09 Free View In iTunes

37 VideoRecreating Pre-War Nagasaki in 3D Students at the University of Nagasaki are attempting to recreate a community that a nuclear weapon destroyed. The Urakami neighborhood in Nagasaki was ground zero for the second atomic bomb the U-S dropped on Japan in World War Two. That attack killed 39-thousand people. And it destroyed most pictures of life in Urakami before the war. The students are recreating pre-war Urakami...with the help of memories and 3-D technology. Akiko Fujita sent us this short video. Hear her radio report here. 9/2/09 Free View In iTunes

38 VideoDelhi 2 Dublin: Indian Bhangra Meets Irish Jigs For The World's Global Hit, Lonny Shavelson profiles Delhi 2 Dublin, a Vancouver based group that freely mixes Irish fiddles with Indian sitars. Lonny shot this video San Francisco's Stern Grove. You can hear the radio piece here. 8/26/09 Free View In iTunes

39 VideoAn Interview with Author Tracy Kidder The World's Jeb Sharp interviews Pulitzer prize-winning author Tracy Kidder. Kidder's new book is called Strength in What Remains. It tells the story of Deo, a young man who survives the civil war in his native Burundi in central Africa. Kidder follows Deo's story from war-torn Burundi, to New York City, and back again. To hear the entire audio interview, please click here. 8/25/09 Free View In iTunes

40 VideoTake a ride with US medics in Afghanistan The World's Aaron Schachter narrates a slideshow that takes you behind the front lines in Afghanistan with a US Army medic unit. For more information, visit http://www.theworld.org. 8/3/09 Free View In iTunes

41 VideoThe Life and Death of Sitara Achakzai Sitara Achakzai was born and raised in Kandahar, Afghanistan, the city known as the birthplace of the Taliban. Sitara served as a local legislator in Kandahar, where she was a vocal proponent of women’s rights. In April 2009, she was shot and killed outsider her home. Photographer Paula Lerner produced this audio slideshow about Sitara Achakzai for PRI's The World. 7/30/09 Free View In iTunes

42 VideoGhanaians Reflect On President Obama's Visit The World's Laura Lynch is in the West African nation of Ghana, taking the pulse of the people ahead of President Barack Obama's visit. For more information, visit http://www.theworld.org. 7/9/09 Free View In iTunes

43 VideoThree Questions for Nigerian Musician Femi Kuti Femi Kuti recently stopped by The World studios in Boston to talk about his new album, Day by Day. One track caught host Marco Werman's ear. It's called You Better Ask Yourself, and it poses a series of questions to the listener. So, Marco turns the tables and poses those questions to Femi. You can hear the entire audio interview at http://www.theworld.org/globalhit. Just look for the entry for July 3, 2009. 7/3/09 Free View In iTunes

44 VideoOn Patrol with US Marines in Southern Afghanistan The World's Aaron Schachter is embedded with a US Marine battalion in Afghanistan. This audio slideshow gives you a flavor of what it's like. You can hear Aaron's radio stories at www.theworld.org. 6/16/09 Free View In iTunes

45 VideoFinding the Jaguar Path In Central America, scientists are trying to protect the biggest cats in the New World by finding – and protecting- the pathways they use as they move between national parks. The World's Julia Kumari Drapkin reports from Panama. 5/27/09 Free View In iTunes

46 VideoThe Photographer: The Making of a Graphic Novel This audio slideshow features the work of French photographer Didier Lefevre, and graphic artist Emmanuel Guibert. Their book, The Photographer, tells the story of Lefevre's trip into Afghanistan in 1986. He was there to document a Doctors without Borders mission. 5/15/09 Free View In iTunes

47 VideoThree Questions for Iraqi Author Ali Allawi Ali Allawi served as Trade and Finance Minister, and Defense Minister, in post-war Iraq. Now, he's at Princeton, where has just completed a book called The Crisis of Islamic Civilization. He spoke with The World's Anchor, Lisa Mullins, in our Boston studios. 4/28/09 Free View In iTunes

48 VideoPRI's The World: On the Ice with Harp Seals in Canada The World's Jeb Sharp travels to the far north of Canada to find out how harp seals, and the pack ice they are dependent upon, are faring. Hear the entire documentary at http://www.encountersnorth.org. 4/27/09 Free View In iTunes

49 VideoInternational Bikes with Oyé Carr The World's Alex Gallafent travels to Harlem to talk with Oyé Carr, international bike shop owner extraordinaire. 4/23/09 Free View In iTunes

50 VideoPRI's The World: The Greatest Tennis Match Ever Played In 1937, American Don Budge and German Gottfried von Cramm went head-to-head in the Davis Cup tennis tournament. With war looming, the world seemed to stand still for tennis. The World's Katy Clark interviews Marshall Jon Fisher, author of a book on the match called A Terrible Splendor. 4/22/09 Free View In iTunes

51 VideoPRI's The World: Robots Invade Boston! The World's Technology Correspondent went along to the Robo Business 2009 Conference and Expo in Boston. He not only found out about some cool robot tech, but also took a few pics. Here's an audio slideshow. Find out more at http://www.theworld.org. 4/16/09 Free View In iTunes

52 VideoZimbabwean Poets: Comrade Fatso and Outspoken The World's Marco Werman interviews two spoken-word artists from Zimbabwe. Their names are Comrade Fatso and Outspoken. Hear the entire interview on 4/10/2009 at http://www.theworld.org/globalhit. 4/13/09 Free View In iTunes

53 VideoMining for Gold In Romania The World's Aaron Schachter reports from Rosia Montana, a small town in the northwest of Romania. A Canadian company wants to mine gold using cyandide. Locals are opposed. Find out more at www.theworld.org. 4/10/09 Free View In iTunes

54 VideoGavin Burnett Cooks Up Some Digital Cumbia Los Angeles DJ Gavin Burnett is at the forefront of a musical mash-up movement called Digital Cumbia. Reporter Corey Takahashi shot this video in LA while interviewing Burnett for a segment for PRI's The World. Hear the radio piece at http://www.theworld.org/globalhit. 4/8/09 Free View In iTunes

55 VideoInterview with Andrew Lih: The Wikipedia Revolution Author Andrew Lih stopped by The World studios to talk about his new book called The Wikipedia Revolution. The World's technology correspondent, Clark Boyd, asks him a few basic questions about Wikipedia. You can hear the entire interview at www.theworld.org. 3/25/09 Free View In iTunes

56 VideoCanta Conmigo in Colombia The World's Marco Werman narrates this slideshow about a program in Colombia that's using music to turn guerillas and counter-insurgents into singers. 3/24/09 Free View In iTunes

57 VideoPRI's The World: Brazil's Jair Oliveira Brazilian musician Jair Oliveira stopped by our studios in Boston recently to chat with our Global Hit maestro Marco Werman. We succeeded in getting him to give us a live performance. To listen to the entire interview, visit http://www.theworld.org/globalhit. 3/13/09 Free View In iTunes

58 VideoPRI's The World: Buddhism in Mexico The World's Lorne Matalon reports on the growth of Buddhism in traditionally Catholic Mexico. For more information, visit www.theworld.org. _uacct = "UA-313492-2"; urchinTracker(); 3/10/09 Free View In iTunes

59 VideoSanta Muerte: The Saint of Death in Mexico The World's Lorne Matalon narrates this audio slideshow, which features his pictures of the Cult of Santa Muerte in Mexico. Visit www.theworld.org to find out more. 3/3/09 Free View In iTunes

60 VideoPRI's The World: David Grann and The Lost City of Z Author David Grann went deep into the Amazon, trying to find out what happened explorer Percy Fawcett. The World's Alex Gallafent produced this slideshow. To find out more, visit www.theworld.org. 2/27/09 Free View In iTunes

61 VideoPRI's The World: Iraqi Mandaeans in Worcester, Massachusetts Reporter Tina Antolini and photographer Gregory Vershbow take you inside the lives of Iraqi Mandaeans who have relocated to Worcester, Massachusetts. For more information, visit www.theworld.org. 2/25/09 Free View In iTunes

62 VideoPRI's The World: Cruising LA with the Kogi Korean Taco Truck Taco trucks are a SoCal staple. Now, a Filipino-American restauranteur, a Seoul-born chef, and a team of web-savvy foodies are bringing LA the latest in fusion cuisine -- it's the Kogi Korean Taco Truck. And if you follow it on Twitter, you'll know when and where it might stop near you. Corey Takahashi spent an evening hanging with the Kogi guys and gals for PRI's The World. He took some pics. Nuff said. Visit www.theworld.org for more information. 2/24/09 Free View In iTunes

63 VideoPRI's The World: International Toy Fair The World's Jason Margolis visits the International Toy Fair in New York City, to find out how the global economic crisis is effecting sales. 2/19/09 Free View In iTunes

64 VideoPRI's The World: A Clip from the Film "Blessed is the Match" This is a clip from the film "Blessed is the Match," which tells the story of Hannah Senesh, an Hungarian Jew who became part of a group of paratroopers who infiltrated Nazi-occupied Europe. 2/5/09 Free View In iTunes

65 VideoPRI's The World: Global Cartoons Slideshow Each week, The World's Carol Hills selects some of the best political cartooning from across the globe. For more information, visit www.theworld.org. 2/2/09 Free View In iTunes

66 VideoPRI's The World: Global Cartoonists on the New President A selection of cartoons from around the world, looking at the new US President, Barack Obama. Produced by The World's Carol Hills. The World is co-production of the BBC World Service, PRI, and WGBH Boston. Find out more at www.theworld.org. 1/26/09 Free View In iTunes

67 VideoPRI's The World: Inauguration Poetry The World's Alex Gallafent produces and hosts this special podcast, featuring poets from Hungary, Germany, Estonia and Kenya. We ask each of them to read the poem he or she would read if they had been invited to Barack Obama's inauguration as the 44th President of the United States. We also include the full reading from Inaugural Poet Elizabeth Alexander. 1/20/09 Free View In iTunes

68 VideoPRI's The World: Russian Jazz Trumpeter Alex Sipiagin The World's Alex Gallafent has this audio slideshow featuring the music of Russian jazz trumpeter Alex Sipiagin. To hear the audio segment, visit www.theworld.org/globalhit, and look for the January 9, 2009 edition. 1/9/09 Free View In iTunes

69 VideoPRI's The World: Puentes/Bridges Slideshow The World's Katy Clark travels to Mexico with farmers from the US Midwest. The farmers are there to connect with the families of those who work on their farms. It's a project called "Puentes/Bridges." You can hear the audio segment for this story at http://www.theworld.org, as part of the January 9 broadcast. 1/9/09 Free View In iTunes

70 VideoPRI's The World: World Books Podcast A sample from "Swansongs," a selection of music that explores the beneficial power of music for those suffering from neurodegenerative diseases. You can hear the entire audio interview with Lisa Wong and John Zeisel here: http://www.theworld.org/pod/worldbooks/wbpod21.mp3. The World is a co-production of the BBC World Service, PRI, and WGBH Boston. 1/8/09 Free View In iTunes

71 VideoPRI's The World: Jake Shimabukuro, Ukulele Master The World's Anchor, Lisa Mullins, interviews uke whiz kid Jake Shimabukuro. For audio and web extras, visit http://www.theworld.org, and follow the links to the Global Hit. The audio portion of this interview aired on December 9, 2008. 12/9/08 Free View In iTunes

72 VideoPRI's The World: How Wars End The war in Iraq has now lasted more than five years. "Tell me how this ends," General David Petraeus said famously early on in the conflict. In her five-part series The World's Jeb Sharp is looking at how wars end. They don't end quite the way we imagine they do. And sometimes they don't end at all. She looks to the past for some clues. 11/10/08 Free View In iTunes

73 VideoPRI's The World: Promo for September 12, 2008 Alex Gallafent tells you about today's radio edition of The World, while Clark Boyd fills you in on the weekly Technology Podcast. For more information, visit http://www.theworld.org 9/12/08 Free View In iTunes

74 VideoPRI's The World: Video Promo for September 11, 2008 Julia Kumari Drapkin and Matthew Bell give you a look ahead to this afternoon's edition of PRI's The World. Find out more at http://www.theworld.org 9/11/08 Free View In iTunes

75 VideoPRI's The World: Video Promo for September 10, 2008 Julia Kumari Drapkin and Jason Margolis give you a look ahead to this afternoon's edition of PRI's The World. Find out more at http://www.theworld.org 9/10/08 Free View In iTunes

76 VideoPRI's The World: Video Promo for September 10, 2008 Julia Kumari Drapkin and Jason Margolis give you a look ahead to this afternoon's edition of PRI's The World. Find out more at http://www.theworld.org 9/10/08 Free View In iTunes

77 VideoPRI's The World: Promo for September 9, 2008 Patrick Cox tells us about his language podcast, called The World in Words. To subscribe, visit http://www.theworld.org 9/9/08 Free View In iTunes

78 VideoPRI's The World: Promo for September 8, 2008 Alex Gallafent and Clark Boyd with a peek inside The World newsroom today. For more information, visit http://www.theworld.org 9/8/08 Free View In iTunes

79 VideoPRI's The World talks to foreign-born delegates at the RNC The Republican party is not known for attracting immigrants. But some do gravitate to the GOP. What is about this year's Republican ticket that appeals to them? 9/4/08 Free View In iTunes

80 VideoPRI's The World preview for Day 3 at the RNC Upcoming stories from Matthew Bell and Jason Margolis at the Republican National Convention in Minnesota. 9/2/08 Free View In iTunes

81 VideoLooking forward to Day 2 at the GOP Convention Night one at the Republican National Convention got off to a slow start: Not much to report. So what did the foreign press send back home? 9/1/08 Free View In iTunes

82 VideoIraq Veterans march at GOP Convention Day one of the Republican National Convention: U.S. military veterans from Iraq march against the war. 9/1/08 Free View In iTunes

83 VideoVets Against the War in Iraq U.S. military veterans opposed to the war in Iraq march in Minnesota on day one of the Republican National Convention. 9/1/08 Free View In iTunes

84 VideoThe World hits the Republican National Convention PRI's The World's Matthew Bell is back on the road in Minnesota. 8/31/08 Free View In iTunes

85 VideoPRI's The World: Angelique Kidjo Interview The World's Marco Werman interviews singer/songwriter Angelique Kidjo. We find out what she's got on her iPod! To hear the radio interview, visit http://www.theworld.org. 8/29/08 Free View In iTunes

86 VideoPRI's The World: Video Promo for August 29, 2008 A peek inside the newsroom as the team readies for a Friday edition of PRI's The World. None other than Angelique Kidjo joins us! For more information, visit http://www.theworld.org. 8/29/08 Free View In iTunes

87 VideoPRI's The World in Denver: Promo for August 28, 2008 The World's Matthew Bell and Alex Gallafent offer a look ahead to today's stories from the Democratic National Convention in Denver. They do so over a round of Battleships. 8/27/08 Free View In iTunes

88 VideoPRI's The World: Video Promo for August 27, 2008 Julia Kumari Drapkin, Clark Boyd, and our team in Denver with a look at what The World newsroom is working on today, both on the radio and online. Visit http://www.theworld.org for more information. 8/27/08 Free View In iTunes

89 VideoPRI's The World in Denver: Promo for August 27, 2008 A sleepytime look at what's in store on Wednesday from The World's team at the Democratic National Convention. For complete coverage, visit www.theworld.org 8/26/08 Free View In iTunes

90 VideoPRI's The World in Denver: meeting the foreign press Journalists from all over the globe are in Denver to cover the Democratic National Convention. The World's Alex Gallafent talks to a few of them about covering this American story for the folks back home. 8/26/08 Free View In iTunes

91 VideoPRI's The World: Promo for August 26, 2008 Carol Hills and Clark Boyd talk about PRI's coverage of the Democratic National Convention in Denver. All of our election coverage is available online at http://www.theworld.org. 8/26/08 Free View In iTunes

92 VideoPRI's The World: Finding the American Muslim Democratic Caucus The American Muslim Democratic Caucus is part of the Convention for the first time. Kind of. 8/26/08 Free View In iTunes

93 VideoPRI's The World in Denver: convention cleaners Thousands of delegates, journalists, officials and volunteers stream through the Pepsi Center during the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver. Someone has to clean up after them. A backstage view on immigration, from PRI's The World. 8/25/08 Free View In iTunes

94 VideoPRI's The World in Denver, August 26 2008 Matthew Bell and Alex Gallafent ride into town with a quick assessment of Michelle Obama's speech to the Democratic National Convention. They also tip their hats to what's next in store from Denver. 8/25/08 Free View In iTunes

95 VideoPRI's The World: Video Promo for August 25, 2008 Julia Kumari Drapkin, Clark Boyd, a giant lizard, and a head-banging monk give you the look inside The World newsroom today. More information at http://www.theworld.org. 8/25/08 Free View In iTunes

96 VideoPRI's The World in Denver: promo for Aug 25 Matthew Bell and Alex Gallafent of PRI's The World demonstrate they will be ready on day one of the Democratic National Convention in Denver. 8/24/08 Free View In iTunes

97 VideoPRI's The World: Promo for August 22, 2008 Clark Boyd and Matthew Bell offer a preview of today's edition of PRI's The World. For more information go to http://www.theworld.org 8/22/08 Free View In iTunes

98 VideoPRI's The World: Promo for August 21, 2008 Clark Boyd and Julia Kumari Drapkin give you a sneak peak of this afternoon's edition of PRI's The World. For more information check out www.theworld.org 8/21/08 Free View In iTunes

99 VideoPRI's The World: Promo for August 20, 2008 Julia Kumari Drapkin and Katharine Griffin give you a sneak peak of this afternoon's edition of PRI's The World. For more information check out www.theworld.org 8/20/08 Free View In iTunes

100 VideoPRI's The World Video Promo Julia Kumari Drapkin and Katherine Griffin give you a sneak peak of this afternoon's edition of PRI's The World. More information at http://www.theworld.org 8/20/08 Free View In iTunes

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