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The State We're In

Hosted by Jonathan Groubert, the programme explores global events by talking to people directly affected. The focus is on human rights in the broadest sense of the term

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    The State We're In - The Last Show: Our Favorites!

    Past and present members of TSWI join Jonathan to talk ...

    Past and present members of TSWI join Jonathan to talk about their favourite all-time interviews and how they capture something essential about the show's spirit.

    Oct 26, 2012 Read more
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    Because I Had To

    A man from a prominent Shia family in Iraq converts ...

    A man from a prominent Shia family in Iraq converts to Christianity and is nearly killed. A man in China fakes health documents to save his wife's life. And a Hollywood producer survives a car crash and is now making movies again.

    Oct 18, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - The Ex Files

    The “Ex” Files. A former London banker spills the beans, ...

    The “Ex” Files. A former London banker spills the beans, and bile, on investment banks. An ex-ballerina in Italy on starving herself to get roles. A former security guard in California recounts the threats he got from colleagues. And a former neo-Nazi on joining, and then leaving, the far right in Germany.

    Oct 12, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - The Ex Files

    The “Ex” Files. A former London banker spills the beans, ...

    The “Ex” Files. A former London banker spills the beans, and bile, on investment banks. An ex-ballerina in Italy on starving herself to get roles. A former security guard in California recounts the threats he got from colleagues. And a former neo-Nazi on joining, and then leaving, the far right in Germany.

    Oct 12, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - Overtime!

    A man in North Carolina spends 13 years on death ...

    A man in North Carolina spends 13 years on death row but was innocent. A woman with cancer learns to laugh at herself. And a photographer in Germany takes photos of dead people to get over his fear of dying.

    Oct 5, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - Out of the Ordinary

    A woman escapes the Taliban and constraints of her own ...

    A woman escapes the Taliban and constraints of her own family to become a fashion model. A boy escapes Kabul and now creates landmine detectors. And a romance writer who doesn't care what the world thinks of her, and her 400 million books.

    Sep 28, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - The Naked Truth

    A man felt like a failure until he met with ...

    A man felt like a failure until he met with a sex coach. A sex coach explains her career choice. And a legendary sexologist argues that we’re still getting sex all wrong, even today.

    Sep 21, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - Keeping Up Appearances

    A Canadian writer on the frustrations and humour of going ...

    A Canadian writer on the frustrations and humour of going blind. A Brazilian plastic surgeon on what she will, and won't, do to help her patients. An Indian inventor who nearly lost his marriage when he tried to create affordable sanitary napkins. And an Australian doctor-in-training whose bedside manner is a constant challenge: he has Asperger Syndrome.

    Sep 14, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - I'm Outta Here!

    A propaganda poet from North Korea sees Kim Jong-il wearing ...

    A propaganda poet from North Korea sees Kim Jong-il wearing elevator shoes then flees the country. A musician celebrates his Congolese roots. And a writer from Afghanistan who risked his life to liberalize his country now drives a cab in Canada.

    Sep 7, 2012 Read more
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    The State We're In - Breaking the Rules

    A Dutch woman nearly becomes an unwitting terrorist bomber. A ...

    A Dutch woman nearly becomes an unwitting terrorist bomber. A budding lawyer in Toronto gets picked up by the police for a crime he never committed. A Ugandan ex-officer throws eggs at his president to make a point. And an Irish journalist recounts being incarcerated, wrongly, for internet fraud. A victim of identity theft, she struggles to clear her name.

    Aug 31, 2012 Read more
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