Highlights: July 2012 Archives
Wednesday July 18, 2012
Award winners
Here's a chance for you to listen to some of Dispatches' prized pieces, stories that have won us awards over the years:
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The Eyes of Rosa and Antonio
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Shovelling the Rain Away
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Israel's Shministim
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Nuclear Renaissance
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Afghanistan's Left Behinds
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The Garbage People of Cairo
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Scrapping Over Scraps
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The Headchoppers
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Gees Bend: The Crossing
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Too Many Ways to Die
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The Democracy Project
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Jody's War
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Impeach, Inform And Unite
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Water Wars
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Muna's Story
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Who Killed Father One-Speed
To listen to any of these pieces, click below
Read more »Categories: Award Winners, Highlights, Promo Box
- July 2012
- Wed., 18 – Award winners
- September 2010
- Mon., 13 – Special shows
- Sun., 12 – The Essay Project
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