A virus spread. Why do we parent and when well. Consider through the topics covered in the weekly radio show its called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. Science friday. This week on the world story. British sheep farmers fear for their livelihoods. Dangerous apportions in kenya but we begin in the south caucasus where Armed Conflict between armenia and azerbaijan continued this week despite a cease fire the 2 nations from the former soviet union are employed old in a dispute over the now gone the car park region which has already cost the lives of many civilians. On the ruins of what used to be her life. Her neighborhood was destroyed in the missile attack over the weekend. For home 100 years. This is from where the rocket came there were houses everywhere here but they were hit and everything got destroyed. The small Spor
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Dreams are meant to become reality right now its more like a nightmare from. The borders have been closed for months there are no tourists no shows. And no money. America is faltering and for new yorkers like to mika every day has become a struggle to carry on and be able to remain in the city she made enormous sacrifices to make it to broadway. When i close my eyes and when i would dream i just saw myself once a day so thats there i certainly see that coming here it took a lot of discipline so when everybodys like partying in college. Working 2 jobs i was studying in a conservatory i was so. Our. It takes some people years to get a broadway gig but. Its her version of the american dream. But the dream is at least for now. Closed because of the corona virus pandemic and it was recently announced that they will remain closed at least until next june. Which was meant to appear right now is about a black woman living in america during the 1960 s. At the height of the Civil Rights Movement
Deeply divided splitting america politically economically and culturally this is a journey through this socalled londe of opportunity. Writers filmmakers and lets all go 1st capture the current mood in the states. Our 1st stop is new york city. And new york used to be the city that never sleeps dallas before code and the pandemic seems past its peak year but the big apple is still far from being back to normal. On weekends when the weather is good. People can at least gather and central park and they were masks to keep say. Donald trump during his Election Campaign even back then few well known artists and intellectuals supported him and this hasnt changed sense although now 4 years later when people know what to expect warnings about reelecting trump us president s have grown more urgent and. Weve come to new york to meet 3 of the most renowned authors in the country to find out what they expect and worry about and. Paul auster. The beginning of the end of democracy as rehabilitate th
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