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A journey around the world through conversation. News reporting is heavily influenced by business & political models that capitalize on narratives of crisis, war, and disaster. As a result w...
Support us on Patreon! According to an update on the World Health Organization website from July 27th: "Nearly one in five children under fi...
Latitude Adjustment Podcast is back, after a 20-month hiatus! As always, you can support our work on Patreon with one click! Where have I be...
We have been wanting to bring you voices from inside Gaza since the very start of the current atrocities, but for what are obvious reasons t...
Why don't we see more African researchers presenting at global Public Health conferences and in US and European research journals? Who deter...
While the global arms industry may only account for about one percent of global trade, it's important to note what that one percent actually...
In 1975 Spain formally ended its colonization of "Spanish Sahara", but instead of ceding control to the indigenous Sahrawi population Spain...
Where is Western Sahara? What is Western Sahara? Is it a country? Who lives there? If you find yourself unable to answer any of these questi...
What we are seeing now in the US, with the rollback of so many progressive victories, and with the passage of bigoted legislation towards se...
Omar Alshogre is currently 28 years old. He was first arrested at 15 for attending a protest against the Al Assad regime, and was arrested a...
On April 15th war broke out in Sudan. The fighting between the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group and the Sudanese army has devastated...
This is the second of a two-part series about Basir Bita's escape from Afghanistan after the US withdrawal in August, 2021. In this second h...
On August 30th 2021, the US and its coalition partners ended their nearly twenty-year occupation of Afghanistan. Two weeks before they left,...
On September 13th of last year 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was visiting Tehran with her family, having traveled from Irans' Kurdish region. Whil...
While there have been different strains of Christian Zionism dating back to the Sixteenth Century, the most politicized, powerful, and viole...
The US military industrial complex describes the relationship between the US armed forces, weapons and military systems corporations and, th...
For this episode we cover a wide range of issues related to Palestinian human rights and political autonomy, including the recent Israeli el...
It's episode 100 of Latitude Adjustment Podcast, and what better way to celebrate the occasion than to bring back our guest from Episode 1?...
On September 13th, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was visiting Tehran with her family, having traveled from Irans' Kurdish region. While in Tehran...
Yaari Toolie-Walker is a member of the Alaska-Native Yupik community, an activist, an educator, and a healer. Yaari is also a returning gues...
Russia's relationship with the African continent dates back to the Soviet era and Cold War proxy battles between Russia and the US. These da...
The recent Israeli assault on Gaza lasted three days, from August 5 through August 7th. Before a ceasefire was concluded on the 7th of Augus...
Rosine Hounakey is from Togo but she was trafficked to the US at 13 years old. Forced to work for free on both coasts of the US, she was lat...
Santa Muerte (or "Saint Death") is far more than a popular saint, she's a framework for understanding Mexican history, Mexican politics (in...
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 Ag...
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 T...
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...
Latitude Adjustment Podcast Academyren lehen podcast-atalean, "Moria 2.0" pertsona errefuxiatuen kanpamentu berrian giltzapetuta bizi diren...
En el primer episodio de Latitude Adjustment Podcast Academy escucharás a cinco hombres afganos hablar sobre algunas de las luchas a las que...
Adrien Lawyer is the founder and director of the Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico , an organization that "provides support, communi...
Kenyon Zimmer is an associate professor of History at the University of Texas at Arlington. Dr. Zimmer specializes in transatlantic migratio...
Kikirentzat, "Alfa kapitaina" ezizenez ezaguna, ez zen berria pertsona errefuxiatu gisa bizitzea 2019ko urrian Moriako kanpamendura iritsi z...
Para Kiki, alias el "capitán Alfa", no era nueva la vida como persona refugiada cuando llegó al campamento de Moria en octubre de 2019. Para...
Latitude Adjustment Podcast Academy-ren hirugarren atal honetan, Afganistango lau emakume gaztek beren itxaropen eta beldur handienak partek...
En este tercer episodio de Latitude Adjustment Podcast Academy cuatro mujeres jóvenes afganas comparten sus mayores esperanzas y miedos desd...
This marks the second episode of a two-part series on the war in Ukraine. For this episode we speak with Jana Kalaaji , a Syrian national wh...
This marks the first episode of a two-part series on the war in Ukraine. The first will focus on the work of investigative journalism being...
Latitude Adjustment Podcast Academy-ren bigarren atal honetan, emakume gazte afganiar batek hitz perfektua aurkitu nahi du asilo bila Lesbos...
En este segundo episodio de Latitude Adjustment Podcast Academy, una joven afgana intenta encontrar la palabra perfecta para captar la esenc...
Over the course of the next couple of months we've got two exciting projects going on, in addition to our regular programming. First we have...
Gino Ambroise is an LGBT and HIV-rights activist in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. However this episode covers a wide variety of topics, from Haiti'...
In the summer of 2021, after Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko enticed migrants and asylum seekers to come to Belarus and use it as a s...
For our eighth episode of the Palestine Podcast academy, Ahlam Mashal, from Jerusalem, and Omar Salah, from Gaza, discuss the impacts that t...
For the seventh episode of the Palestine Podcast Academy, Aseel Ghaben, from Al Bureij Refugee Camp in Gaza, Rand Tahboob, from Jerusalem, a...
In our sixth episode of the Palestine Podcast Academy, Carmel Sharif, from Jerusalem, Baraa'ah Qandeel, from Gaza, and Violette Rafidi, from...
In our fifth episode of the Palestine Podcast Academy, Shahd Safi from Rafah in the Gaza Strip, Rana Qutteineh from Jerusalem, and Dalal Rad...
In our fourth episode of the Palestine Podcast Academy, Muna Abu Diab from Silwan, Jerusalem, and Najah Musallam, from Ramallah, reflect on...
In our third episode from the Palestine Podcast Academy, graduates Riwaa Abuquta, from Gaza, and Addei Hijazi, from Jerusalem, provide some...
In our second episode from the Palestine Podcast Academy, graduates Juwana Elias, from Ramallah, and Dalia Shurrab, from Gaza, talk about th...
In our first episode for the Palestine Podcast Academy, Narmeen Hussein from Jerusalem, Amany Abu Awad from Bethlehem, and Haneen Abdalnabi...
After six months of hard work, setbacks and leaps forward, and after all manner of logistical challenges, our very first Palestine Podcast A...