Inside the Journey

Inside the Journey

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Inside the Journey episodes

  • Episode #65: Life on the Border with Kathryn Ferguson
    John & Nelson talk to Kathryn Ferguson about her work with Tucson Samaritans. For the past 10 years Kathryn has been providing humanitarian aid to immigrants trying to cross the US border near Tucson.
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    32 min
  • Episode #64: Baby Mila with Eva Coto
    Nelson talk with his sister Eva about her new born baby Mila. They discuss the significance of the name Mila and what legacy means to them.
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    24 min
  • Episode #61: Trying to make sense of war with Stefan Schmitt
    John & Nelson talk with the director of PHR’s International Forensic Program Stefan Schmitt about how events in Latin America are tied to Vietnam and Iraq. They try to make sense of wars past and present in order to find a little bit of hope.
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    23 min
  • Episode #56: Current events in El Salvador
    John & Nelson talk about the rise of gang violence in El Salvador after the country's new president Sánchez Cerén took office.
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    20 min
  • Episode #54: Remembering Mama Chila
    Nelson talks with his siblings about their grandmother Mama Chila, who became a surrogate mother to Eva and Ernesto. They talk about her influence on the family and how losing she losing her own mother motivated Mama Chila to take care them.
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    31 min

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An American man shares a personal search to heal the wounds of a war in which he disappeared with his birth mother nearly 30 years ago. More at: http://www.identifyingnelson.com/