Podcasting Nimbin

Julie Webb, reporting from the Middle East for the last three years tells us what it is like to be close to the Israeli 'border' and to have to care for the victims of Israeli targeting of civilians  - like a hospital where only severely disabled people remain.

Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.

Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.

Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.

Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.

Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.

Paul Baker, living in Nicaragua for the past 20 years recalls the long trajectory that brought him there  - from first encounters with refugees from Pinochet's Chile in the early 1970s, to the Peace March through Central America in the 1980s, working with Salvadoran refugees, and most recently a memorial tour for Chilean songwriter Victor Jara, with Victor's widow, Joan Jara.