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Entire program – July 23, 2009

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Today on The World: North Korea and the United States exchange unpleasant messages; also, the environmental decline of Tonle Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest lake; and British blues meets African spike fiddle in the music of Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara.

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2 comments for “Entire program – July 23, 2009”

  • Matt

    The music (not the singing) is reminiscent of “Hot Rats” Era Frank Zappa. Any influence there?

  • http://theworld.org Margaret Holtz

    In regards to the American report of professor Gates not being recognized by his neighbor upon jimmying his own door to enter his own home: That neighborhood needs to get to know each other – that is why the U.S.A. is promoting “National Night Out” each year! We are supposed to know who lives across the street from us and next door to us. That knowledge would have aided the persons involved.

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