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With the end of the 2021-2022 academic year, we are taking a short reprieve before beginning our new season. In the meantime, we have the pleasure of bringing out a wonderful episode from our backlog recorded at the end of 2021 with guest José Vergara who speaks both about his passion for Russian literature and the unique methods he applies in the classroom to help students engage with novels by Dostoevsky, Nabokov, and others. Vergara also talks about his book which came out in October 2021 and focuses on the reception of James Joyce's works, particularly Ulysses and Finnegan's Wake, on Soviet-era writers through the various phases of the Cold War. ABOUT THE GUEST https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e5dfc6e4b016ed0f9ba00a/1634668895847-WHH8GTITKGNPWXT7YLY2/FUJIFILM+X-T3+6240x4160_000358.jpg?format=1000w José Vergara is assistant professor of Russian at Bryn Mawr College. In addition to his work as a scholar and teacher, he enjoys collaborating with others to advance and support Slavic Studies and the Humanities. He has organized numerous guest lectures, a teach-in on the centennial of the October Revolution, and a symposium on the state of Russian Studies today. As advisor to the Swarthmore Project for East European Studies (SPEER), he has worked with students to develop conversations on campus about the region and its culture and politics. Visit his personal website for more on his teaching, research, events, and upcoming projects: https://josevergara.net/ To purchase his book, vIsit Cornell University Press here: https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501759901/all-future-plunges-to-the-past/#bookTabs=0 PRODUCER'S NOTE: This episode was recorded on December 11th, 2021 via Zoom, before the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 24, 2022. If you have questions, comments, or would like to be a guest on the show, please email slavxradio@utexas.edu and we will be in touch! CREDITS Associate Producer/Host: Lera Toropin (@earlportion) Assistant Producer: Misha Simanovskyy (@MSimanovskyy) Associate Producer: Cullan Bendig (@cullanwithana) Assistant Producer: Sergio Glajar Assistant Producer: Zach Johnson Assistant Producer: Taylor Ham Recording, Editing, and Sound Design: Michelle Daniel Music Producer: Charlie Harper (Connect: facebook.com/charlie.harper.1485 Instagram: @charlieharpermusic) www.charlieharpermusic.com Executive Producer & Creator: Michelle Daniel (Connect: facebook.com/mdanielgeraci Instagram: @michelledaniel86) www.msdaniel.com DISCLAIMER: Texas Podcast Network is brought to you by The University of Texas at Austin. Podcasts are produced by faculty members and staffers at UT Austin who work with University Communications to craft content that adheres to journalistic best practices. The University of Texas at Austin offers these podcasts at no charge. Podcasts appearing on the network and this webpage represent the views of the hosts, not of The University of Texas at Austin. https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/9/9a59b135-7876-4254-b600-3839b3aa3ab1/P1EKcswq.png Special Guest: José Vergara.

Um aldamótin 2000 skrifuðu þrjár bestu vinkonur úr MH saman skáldsögu, Dís, sem fjallaði um um 23 ára stelpu sem stendur á krossgötum í lífinu. 4 árum seinna kom út kvikmynd upp úr bókinni sem fangaði andann og stemminguna í Reykjavík á þeim tíma. Núna um Páskana var myndin sýnd í Ríkissjónvarpinu, 18 árum eftir að hún kom út og hlaut hún góðar viðtökur. Við ræðum við Birnu Önnu Björnsdóttur, eina þriggja höfunda Dísar og Álfrúnu Helgu Örnólfsdóttur sem fór með aðalhlutverk myndarinnar. Fyrir áramót fjölluðum við um Tsjernobyl-bænina: Framtíðarannáll, en þessi magnaða bók hvítrússneska nóbelsskáldsins Svetlönu Alexievich var þá nýkomin út í íslenskri þýðingu Gunnars Þorra Péturssonar. Í bókinni safnar Alexievich saman frásögnum margra þeirra sem upplifðu og lifðu af kjarnorkuslysið í Tsjernobyl í fjölradda sagnakór. Ein af spurningunum sem náðum ekki að ræða þegar Gunnar Þorri mætti var spurningin um eignarétt á persónulegum frásögnum og reynslusögum. Og í tilefni þess að í næstu viku hefst fjögurra vikna námskeið um Tsjernobyl-bænina í Safnaðarheimili Neskirkju kemur þýðandinn um borð í Lestina og ræðir sannleika og skáldskap.

Um aldamótin 2000 skrifuðu þrjár bestu vinkonur úr MH saman skáldsögu, Dís, sem fjallaði um um 23 ára stelpu sem stendur á krossgötum í lífinu. 4 árum seinna kom út kvikmynd upp úr bókinni sem fangaði andann og stemminguna í Reykjavík á þeim tíma. Núna um Páskana var myndin sýnd í Ríkissjónvarpinu, 18 árum eftir að hún kom út og hlaut hún góðar viðtökur. Við ræðum við Birnu Önnu Björnsdóttur, eina þriggja höfunda Dísar og Álfrúnu Helgu Örnólfsdóttur sem fór með aðalhlutverk myndarinnar. Fyrir áramót fjölluðum við um Tsjernobyl-bænina: Framtíðarannáll, en þessi magnaða bók hvítrússneska nóbelsskáldsins Svetlönu Alexievich var þá nýkomin út í íslenskri þýðingu Gunnars Þorra Péturssonar. Í bókinni safnar Alexievich saman frásögnum margra þeirra sem upplifðu og lifðu af kjarnorkuslysið í Tsjernobyl í fjölradda sagnakór. Ein af spurningunum sem náðum ekki að ræða þegar Gunnar Þorri mætti var spurningin um eignarétt á persónulegum frásögnum og reynslusögum. Og í tilefni þess að í næstu viku hefst fjögurra vikna námskeið um Tsjernobyl-bænina í Safnaðarheimili Neskirkju kemur þýðandinn um borð í Lestina og ræðir sannleika og skáldskap.

Um aldamótin 2000 skrifuðu þrjár bestu vinkonur úr MH saman skáldsögu, Dís, sem fjallaði um um 23 ára stelpu sem stendur á krossgötum í lífinu. 4 árum seinna kom út kvikmynd upp úr bókinni sem fangaði andann og stemminguna í Reykjavík á þeim tíma. Núna um Páskana var myndin sýnd í Ríkissjónvarpinu, 18 árum eftir að hún kom út og hlaut hún góðar viðtökur. Við ræðum við Birnu Önnu Björnsdóttur, eina þriggja höfunda Dísar og Álfrúnu Helgu Örnólfsdóttur sem fór með aðalhlutverk myndarinnar. Fyrir áramót fjölluðum við um Tsjernobyl-bænina: Framtíðarannáll, en þessi magnaða bók hvítrússneska nóbelsskáldsins Svetlönu Alexievich var þá nýkomin út í íslenskri þýðingu Gunnars Þorra Péturssonar. Í bókinni safnar Alexievich saman frásögnum margra þeirra sem upplifðu og lifðu af kjarnorkuslysið í Tsjernobyl í fjölradda sagnakór. Ein af spurningunum sem náðum ekki að ræða þegar Gunnar Þorri mætti var spurningin um eignarétt á persónulegum frásögnum og reynslusögum. Og í tilefni þess að í næstu viku hefst fjögurra vikna námskeið um Tsjernobyl-bænina í Safnaðarheimili Neskirkju kemur þýðandinn um borð í Lestina og ræðir sannleika og skáldskap.

The Nobel Prize–winning writer Svetlana Alexievich wrote that when women speak of war, ‘they say nothing or almost nothing of what we are used to reading and hearing about'. So what are those stories that have gone unread? What would we hear if we chose to listen? Maria Tumarkin and Lior Albeck-Ripka are the curators of When Women Speak of War and in the Drawing Room they speak about how Alexievich has inspired their work and the current invasion of Ukraine.

The Nobel Prize–winning writer Svetlana Alexievich wrote that when women speak of war, ‘they say nothing or almost nothing of what we are used to reading and hearing about'. So what are those stories that have gone unread? What would we hear if we chose to listen? Maria Tumarkin and Lior Albeck-Ripka are the curators of When Women Speak of War and in the Drawing Room they speak about how Alexievich has inspired their work and the current invasion of Ukraine.

Í síðustu viku hittum við ungan mann, Alexander Laufdal Lund, sem er umhugað um úrræði fyrir hinsegin fíkla. Alexander, sem er tvítugur, er óvirkur fíkill en þegar hann leitaði sér hjálpar á sínum tíma fann hann engin úrræði ætluð fólki eins og honum: hinsegin fólki og þá sérstaklega transfólki. Í vikunni sem leið heyrðum við upplifun Ísabellu vinkonu hans af meðferð á Vogi, í dag kynnir hann okkur fyrir Sævari sem hefur mikla reynslu af svokölluðum eftirmeðferðum og áfangaheimilum, þar sem honum var meðal annars gert að sækja samkomur hjá Hvítasunnukirkjunni Fíladelfíu. Tengsl trúarbragða og meðferðarrúrræða geta reynst fíklum mikil hindrun, kannski sérstaklega þeim sem eru hinsegin. Við ferðumst 35 ár aftur í tímann til ársins 1986. Í apríl það ár gerðist það óhugsandi, eldur kom upp í kjarnorkuverinu í Tsjernobyl í Sovétríkjunum. Hætta var á því að öll Evrópa yrði óbyggileg. En sem betur fer tókst að afstýra því. En slysið hafði gríðarleg áhrif á líf fjölda fólks sem bjó og lifði í námunda við kjarnorkuverið. Þessar sögur eru sagðar í bókinni Tsjernobyl bænin eftir nóbelsskáldið Svetlönu Alexievich sem kemur senn út í íslenskri þýðingu Gunnars Þorra Péturssonar. Gunnar Ragnarsson kvikmyndarýnir Lestarinnar fór í Bíó Paradís í vikunni og sá rúmenska kvikmynd eftir leikstjórann og handritshöfundinn Radu Jude. Myndin heitir Ógæfureið eða klikkað klám og vann Gullbjörninn, aðalverðlaun kvikmyndahátíðarinnar í Berlín, fyrr á árinu en myndin segir frá kennara sem kemst í hann krappann eftir að kynlífsmyndbandi er lekið á netið Og auðvitað tvær 91 orða jólasögur ritlistarnema.

Í síðustu viku hittum við ungan mann, Alexander Laufdal Lund, sem er umhugað um úrræði fyrir hinsegin fíkla. Alexander, sem er tvítugur, er óvirkur fíkill en þegar hann leitaði sér hjálpar á sínum tíma fann hann engin úrræði ætluð fólki eins og honum: hinsegin fólki og þá sérstaklega transfólki. Í vikunni sem leið heyrðum við upplifun Ísabellu vinkonu hans af meðferð á Vogi, í dag kynnir hann okkur fyrir Sævari sem hefur mikla reynslu af svokölluðum eftirmeðferðum og áfangaheimilum, þar sem honum var meðal annars gert að sækja samkomur hjá Hvítasunnukirkjunni Fíladelfíu. Tengsl trúarbragða og meðferðarrúrræða geta reynst fíklum mikil hindrun, kannski sérstaklega þeim sem eru hinsegin. Við ferðumst 35 ár aftur í tímann til ársins 1986. Í apríl það ár gerðist það óhugsandi, eldur kom upp í kjarnorkuverinu í Tsjernobyl í Sovétríkjunum. Hætta var á því að öll Evrópa yrði óbyggileg. En sem betur fer tókst að afstýra því. En slysið hafði gríðarleg áhrif á líf fjölda fólks sem bjó og lifði í námunda við kjarnorkuverið. Þessar sögur eru sagðar í bókinni Tsjernobyl bænin eftir nóbelsskáldið Svetlönu Alexievich sem kemur senn út í íslenskri þýðingu Gunnars Þorra Péturssonar. Gunnar Ragnarsson kvikmyndarýnir Lestarinnar fór í Bíó Paradís í vikunni og sá rúmenska kvikmynd eftir leikstjórann og handritshöfundinn Radu Jude. Myndin heitir Ógæfureið eða klikkað klám og vann Gullbjörninn, aðalverðlaun kvikmyndahátíðarinnar í Berlín, fyrr á árinu en myndin segir frá kennara sem kemst í hann krappann eftir að kynlífsmyndbandi er lekið á netið Og auðvitað tvær 91 orða jólasögur ritlistarnema.

It's 1992. The 40th Army is long gone and the Soviet Union has collapsed, but war still rages across Afghanistan. As the Afghan communist regime crumbles, Ahmed Shah Massoud and Gulbuddin Hekmatyar's forces clash in Kabul. While America turns its back and the Mujahideen turn on each other, new threats arise and threaten to sweep the old generation of freedom fighters away – The Taliban and Osama bin Laden. (Part 4 of Ghosts in the Mountains) SOURCES: Ahmadi-Miller, Enjeela. The Broken Circle: A Memoir of Escaping Afghanistan. 2019. Alexievich, Svetlana. Zinky Boys. 1989. Ansari, Mir Tamim. Games Without Rules: The Often-Interrupted History of Afghanistan. 2012. Barfield, Thomas. Afghanistan: A Cultural and Political History. 2010. Borovik, Artyom. The Hidden War. 1990. Braithewaite, Rodric. Afgantsy: The Russians in Afghanistan, 1979-1989. 2011. Coll, Steve. Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the CIA, Afghanistan and Bin Laden from the Soviet Invasion to 2001. 2004.  Dobbs, Michael. Down with Big Brother: The Fall of the Soviet Empire. 1997. Feifer, Gregory. The Great Gamble: The Soviet War in Afghanistan. 2009.  Fremont-Barnes, Gregory. The Soviet-Afghan War, 1979-89. 2012. Galeotti, Mark. Storm-333: KGB and Spetsnaz Seize Kabul. 2021. Gall, Sandy. Afghan Napoleon: The Life of Ahmed Shah Massoud. 2021. Grad, Marcela. Massoud: An Intimate Portrait of the Legendary Afghan Leader. 2009. Goodwin, Jan. Caught in the Crossfire. 1987.  Grau, Lester W. The Bear Went Over the Mountain: Soviet Combat Tactics In Afghanistan. 1996. Hosdon, Peregrine. Under a Sickle Moon: A Journey Through Afghanistan. 1986. Kalinovsky, Artemy. A Long Goodbye: The Soviet Withdrawal from Afghanistan. 2011. Kaplan, Robert D. Soldiers of God: With Islamic Warriors in Afghanistan and Pakistan. 2001. Rosen, Ethan. The Bear, The Dragon, & the AK-47. 2017. Tanner, Stephen. Afghanistan: A Military History of Afghanistan from Alexander the Great to the War Against the Taliban. 2009.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the CIA wages a covert proxy war against the Soviet 40th Army, the Mujahideen are showered with billions of dollars and cutting-edge weaponry. An old animosity between two prominent Mujahideen commanders – Ahmed Shah Massoud and Gulbuddin Hekmatyar - turns into a bitter, deadly rivalry. Meanwhile, Soviet reformers led by Mikhail Gorbachev attempt to extricate the USSR from Afghanistan with a shred of dignity intact. After the Soviet withdrawal, the world turns it back on Afghanistan as a civil war rages between the Mujahideen factions – and the Taliban emerges.  SOURCES: Ahmadi-Miller, Enjeela. The Broken Circle: A Memoir of Escaping Afghanistan. 2019. Alexievich, Svetlana. Zinky Boys. 1989. Ansari, Mir Tamim. Games Without Rules: The Often-Interrupted History of Afghanistan. 2012. Barfield, Thomas. Afghanistan: A Cultural and Political History. 2010. Borovik, Artyom. The Hidden War. 1990. Braithewaite, Rodric. Afgantsy: The Russians in Afghanistan, 1979-1989. 2011. Coll, Steve. Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the CIA, Afghanistan and Bin Laden from the Soviet Invasion to 2001. 2004.  Dobbs, Michael. Down with Big Brother: The Fall of the Soviet Empire. 1997. Feifer, Gregory. The Great Gamble: The Soviet War in Afghanistan. 2009.  Fremont-Barnes, Gregory. The Soviet-Afghan War, 1979-89. 2012. Galeotti, Mark. Storm-333: KGB and Spetsnaz Seize Kabul. 2021. Gall, Sandy. Afghan Napoleon: The Life of Ahmed Shah Massoud. 2021. Grad, Marcela. Massoud: An Intimate Portrait of the Legendary Afghan Leader. 2009. Goodwin, Jan. Caught in the Crossfire. 1987.  Grau, Lester W. The Bear Went Over the Mountain: Soviet Combat Tactics In Afghanistan. 1996. Hosdon, Peregrine. Under a Sickle Moon: A Journey Through Afghanistan. 1986. Kalinovsky, Artemy. A Long Goodbye: The Soviet Withdrawal from Afghanistan. 2011. Kaplan, Robert D. Soldiers of God: With Islamic Warriors in Afghanistan and Pakistan. 2001. Rosen, Ethan. The Bear, The Dragon, & the AK-47. 2017. Tanner, Stephen. Afghanistan: A Military History of Afghanistan from Alexander the Great to the War Against the Taliban. 2009.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En 1986 ocurrió la tragedia de la central Nuclear de Chernóbil y con devastadoras consecuencias. Alexievich es la voz de todos aquellos que vivieron directa o indirectamente las consecuencias de este evento. Una decisión u omisión puede cambiarlo todo.

Nuestra primera publicación de confidentes poéticos con Victor Fernández hablando y comentando los textos de la autora Esvetlana Alexievich con su libro Voces de Chernobyl. Textos del episodio y otros más: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19LXx3VA6a6BBoAGRoiTtSzB9Cm_e-kDq/view?usp=sharing

Welcome back to The Bookstore, citizens of Earth! This time Becca and Corinne talk about their Read Around the World Challenge and discuss Svetlana Alexievich's Nobel Prize winning oral history, Voices from Chernobyl. Becca's actually been there! We've got personal experience all over this thing! send us an email at thebookstorepodcast@gmail.com follow us on instagram! Find a local bookstore and buy Voices from Chernobyl by Svetlana Alexievich. Read along for next episode with My Sweet Audrina by V.C. Andrews. Rate, subscribe, and review!   NOTES: 1. Deep Vellum Publishing 2. Read Around the World Book List 3. A year of reading the world blog

St Antony's College hosts the 2015 Nobel Prize winner in Literature, Svetlana Alexievich, for a discussion of her the Soviet soul and her current and former projects. Conducted in Russian and translated by Oxford DPhil student Margarita Vaysman, the discussion captures key insights into Alexievich's writing process, often described as a new genre between journalism and literature for her extensive usage of interviews to craft a global voice. Alexievich explains the pique of her interest for storytelling from a conversation with her grandmother and the methods she uses to approach her subjects as neighbors who form part of the same history of the Soviet experience. Her profound musings on truth, suffering and evil versus good provide a broader context for her works Second-Hand Time (newly translated to English this year) and Chernobyl Prayer as well as many others.

In her talk, Brintlinger will focus on the unique genre of Alexievich’s work and how she channeled the voices of Soviet and post-Soviet people, creating “monuments” in words. T

In her talk, Brintlinger will focus on the unique genre of Alexievich’s work and how she channeled the voices of Soviet and post-Soviet people, creating “monuments” in words. T

This week's podcast features a discussion of Nobel Prize-winner Svetlana Alexievich (who Chad helped publish at Dalkey Archive), Amazon's recent announcement about investing $10 million into translations, and how rights work. There's a minor rant about Chase Utley ("worst human being on earth") and a little bit of baseball talk.   In honor of the Mets in the World Series (and Cubs making the post-season), this week's music is "Been So Long" by Win Win.   Also, just a reminder that because of some difficulties with iTunes, you may need to unsubscribe and resubscribe to the "correct feed" in iTunes at that link, or right here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/three-percent-podcast/id434696686   Or, you can just put this feed link into whichever is your podcast app of choice: http://threepercent.libsyn.com/rss   Tell all your friends and family to also subscribe--that's what can get us higher in that Top 200 lit podcasts list . . . And it's also amazingly helpful in getting the podcast seen by more eyes if you can take just a moment to stop by iTunes to give us a quick rating (and a little review, too, if you're an amazing overachiever!).   And, as always, feel free to send any and all comments or questions to threepercentpodcast@gmail.com.   The books discussed on this episode include: Voices from Chernobyl by Svetlana Alexievich Zone and Street of Thieves by Mathias Énard Summer of Hate by Chris Krause Target in the Night by Ricardo Piglia Rochester Knockings: A Novel of the Fox Sisters by Hubert Haddad

更多内容可以关注今天微信头条Sara Danius, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy made the announcement."The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2015 is awarded to the Belarusian author Svetlana Alexievich "for her polyphonic writings, a monument to suffering and courage in our time."Danius said Alexievich is not interested in simply recounting events. The events she covers, for example, the Chernobyl disaster and the Second World War, are just a pretext for exploring what history does to the individual and where individual life intersects with the course of historical events."What she is really interested in is the soul of events, of the inner life of individuals, that's what she has been uncovering book after book.”Alexievich was born on May 31, 1948 in the Ukrainian town of Ivano-Frankivsk, the daughter of a Belarusian father and a Ukrainian mother. When her father had completed his military service, the family moved to Belarus, where both parents worked as teachers.Alexievich worked as a teacher and as a journalist, and she studied journalism at the University of Minsk."She has conducted thousands of interviews over the years with man and women and children, she always keeps herself in the background unlike most journalists."Danius recommended that people read her first book "War's Unwomenly Face" translated into English in 1988. It was about one million Soviet women in the red army who participated in the Second World War alongside male soldiers.Alexievich's book Voices of Utopia and Voices from Chernobyl about nuclear proliferation are also recommended by Danius.

更多内容可以关注今天微信头条Sara Danius, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy made the announcement."The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2015 is awarded to the Belarusian author Svetlana Alexievich "for her polyphonic writings, a monument to suffering and courage in our time."Danius said Alexievich is not interested in simply recounting events. The events she covers, for example, the Chernobyl disaster and the Second World War, are just a pretext for exploring what history does to the individual and where individual life intersects with the course of historical events."What she is really interested in is the soul of events, of the inner life of individuals, that's what she has been uncovering book after book.”Alexievich was born on May 31, 1948 in the Ukrainian town of Ivano-Frankivsk, the daughter of a Belarusian father and a Ukrainian mother. When her father had completed his military service, the family moved to Belarus, where both parents worked as teachers.Alexievich worked as a teacher and as a journalist, and she studied journalism at the University of Minsk."She has conducted thousands of interviews over the years with man and women and children, she always keeps herself in the background unlike most journalists."Danius recommended that people read her first book "War's Unwomenly Face" translated into English in 1988. It was about one million Soviet women in the red army who participated in the Second World War alongside male soldiers.Alexievich's book Voices of Utopia and Voices from Chernobyl about nuclear proliferation are also recommended by Danius.

1-Brasile: Dilma Roussef a rischio impeachment. Secondo la corte dei conti la presidente ha truccato i conti federali. ( Diego Corrado autore di “ Brasile senza maschere” ) ..2-Grecia: i due pesi due misure del tsipras bis. ..Più tagli per gli agricoltori, zero tasse per gli armatori. ( Margherita Dean ) ..3-Nuovi attacchi all'arma bianca in Israele e Cisgiordania. Nuova Intifadah o casi isolati ? ..( Intervista a Dario Franchetti Ong Vento di Terra ) ..4-Letteratura: il nobel 2015 alla bielorussa svetlana Alexievich. " Amo il mondo russo, ma non quello..di Putin " la sua prima reazione. ..5-Ciclismo e doping: intervista a david walsh, giornalista e autore di “ The Program “ il libro ..sull'ascesa e la caduta di Lance Armstrong ..( Dario Falcini ) ..6-World music: dal Mali la rinascita di Kandia Kouyaté...Colpita da un ictus, l'artista ha dovuto imparare da zero l'arte del canto. ( Marcello Lorrai ) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti: “ ant man “ la graphic novell di Stan Lee e Jack Kirby. ..

1-Brasile: Dilma Roussef a rischio impeachment. Secondo la corte dei conti la presidente ha truccato i conti federali. ( Diego Corrado autore di “ Brasile senza maschere” ) ..2-Grecia: i due pesi due misure del tsipras bis. ..Più tagli per gli agricoltori, zero tasse per gli armatori. ( Margherita Dean ) ..3-Nuovi attacchi all'arma bianca in Israele e Cisgiordania. Nuova Intifadah o casi isolati ? ..( Intervista a Dario Franchetti Ong Vento di Terra ) ..4-Letteratura: il nobel 2015 alla bielorussa svetlana Alexievich. " Amo il mondo russo, ma non quello..di Putin " la sua prima reazione. ..5-Ciclismo e doping: intervista a david walsh, giornalista e autore di “ The Program “ il libro ..sull'ascesa e la caduta di Lance Armstrong ..( Dario Falcini ) ..6-World music: dal Mali la rinascita di Kandia Kouyaté...Colpita da un ictus, l'artista ha dovuto imparare da zero l'arte del canto. ( Marcello Lorrai ) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti: “ ant man “ la graphic novell di Stan Lee e Jack Kirby. ..

1-Brasile: Dilma Roussef a rischio impeachment. Secondo la corte dei conti la presidente ha truccato i conti federali. ( Diego Corrado autore di “ Brasile senza maschere” ) ..2-Grecia: i due pesi due misure del tsipras bis. ..Più tagli per gli agricoltori, zero tasse per gli armatori. ( Margherita Dean ) ..3-Nuovi attacchi all'arma bianca in Israele e Cisgiordania. Nuova Intifadah o casi isolati ? ..( Intervista a Dario Franchetti Ong Vento di Terra ) ..4-Letteratura: il nobel 2015 alla bielorussa svetlana Alexievich. " Amo il mondo russo, ma non quello..di Putin " la sua prima reazione. ..5-Ciclismo e doping: intervista a david walsh, giornalista e autore di “ The Program “ il libro ..sull'ascesa e la caduta di Lance Armstrong ..( Dario Falcini ) ..6-World music: dal Mali la rinascita di Kandia Kouyaté...Colpita da un ictus, l'artista ha dovuto imparare da zero l'arte del canto. ( Marcello Lorrai ) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti: “ ant man “ la graphic novell di Stan Lee e Jack Kirby. ..