Planet Mundus

By Planet Mundus

Planet Mundus is a series of global affairs podcasts taped by journalists from five continents, based in five cities: Aarhus, Hamburg, Amsterdam, London and Swansea.... more

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The podcast currently has 540 episodes available.

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May 16, 2018 Escalating Violence In DRC – Slow News
As the current mandate of the UN Peacekeeping mission comes to an end on March 31st, and the Security Council needs to decide what to do with its longest and most expensive mission ever, violence is quickly escalating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). President Joseph Kabila is in the seven year of a five-year term, and has been finding excuses to postpone the elections since late 2016. In the meantime, there are over 120 rebel groups operating in the mineral-rich eastern part of the country, and more than 4.5 million people are displaced from their homes. Author: Cecilia Arregui, Mário Braga, www.planetmundus.com
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May 16, 2018 Antilopen Gang And Beate Zschäpe – Music And Society
Beate Zschäpe, Günter Grass, Holger Apfel – and the list goes on: Published in 2014, the song “Beate Zschäpe hört U2” (Beate Zschäpe listens to U2) mentions not only the German extremist but also politicians and artists who expressed antisemitic or racist thoughts. It also stresses the everyday phenomenon of xenophobia: It is Max Mustermann (the German equivalent to John Doe), who attacks a refugee camp in the song. Author: Pia Behme, www.planetmundus.com/Photo credit: ©Robert Eikelpoth
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May 16, 2018 Antilopen Gang And Beate Zschäpe – Music And Society
Beate Zschäpe, Günter Grass, Holger Apfel – and the list goes on: Published in 2014, the song “Beate Zschäpe hört U2” (Beate Zschäpe listens to U2) mentions not only the German extremist but also politicians and artists who expressed antisemitic or racist thoughts. It also stresses the everyday phenomenon of xenophobia: It is Max Mustermann (the German equivalent to John Doe), who attacks a refugee camp in the song. Author: Pia Behme, www.planetmundus.com/Photo credit: ©Robert Eikelpoth
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6min
May 16, 2018 Antilopen Gang And Beate Zschäpe – Music And Society
Beate Zschäpe, Günter Grass, Holger Apfel – and the list goes on: Published in 2014, the song “Beate Zschäpe hört U2” (Beate Zschäpe listens to U2) mentions not only the German extremist but also politicians and artists who expressed antisemitic or racist thoughts. It also stresses the everyday phenomenon of xenophobia: It is Max Mustermann (the German equivalent to John Doe), who attacks a refugee camp in the song. Author: Pia Behme, www.planetmundus.com/Photo credit: ©Robert Eikelpoth
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6min
May 16, 2018 Good News – 7 Mar 2018
Author: Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com
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May 16, 2018 Good News – 7 Mar 2018
Author: Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com
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May 16, 2018 Good News – 7 Mar 2018
Author: Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com
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2min
May 16, 2018 Electro Tarab, Hello Psychaleppo – Music And Society
Author: Miriam Karout, www.planetmundus.com
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6min
May 16, 2018 Electro Tarab, Hello Psychaleppo – Music And Society
Author: Miriam Karout, www.planetmundus.com
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6min
May 16, 2018 Electro Tarab, Hello Psychaleppo – Music And Society
Author: Miriam Karout, www.planetmundus.com
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6min

FAQs about Planet Mundus:

How many episodes does Planet Mundus have?

The podcast currently has 540 episodes available.