On today's show: At least 49 people were killed at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand around the time of midday prayer on Friday.Over the past few years, and especially since the attempted coup in 2016, Turkey has become an increasingly hostile place for journalists.WBEZ Film Contributor and director at Facets Chicago Milos Stehlik talks with German filmmaker, screenwriter and director Christian Petzold.Chicago-based South Asian performing arts organization Mandala Arts presents “Ratri: Music and Dance of the Night,” an afternoon of Indian classical dance.

On today's show: The Brexit saga continuesAn Egyptian nun speaks on her life of serviceStudent activists prepare for US Youth Climate Strike

On today's show: Analysis of China's National People's Conference MeetingDiscussion of collapsing insect populationsMusic from Venezuela

On today's show: Historian Dana Frank looks at how the U.S. has intervened in Honduras over the yearsA conversation with a pizza master

On today's show:Opposition MP's are calling for Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign over alleged interference in an anti-corruption prosecution.Kashmiri journalist Sheikh Saaliq joins us to discuss the historical context behind the Kashmir conflict and its effects on India-Pakistan relations.Musical artists from across the globe came together for the 2019 Folk Alliance International Conference in Montreal last month.

On today's show:Tensions have escalated between India and Pakistan, with India arguing that Pakistan harbors militant groups that support the Kashmir insurgency.Last month, India’s Supreme Court ordered state governments to evict over a million indigenous people from forested lands in the country.Trans activists in India argue that a proposed bill regulating trans rights proposes a regressive notion of gender identity.

On today's show:After four years of civil war in Yemen, the aid organization Oxfam America reports “some 12 million people are at risk of famine." Thousands of Algerians took to the streets across the country after President Bouteflika announced that he will be seeking re-election.Master sommelier Emily Wines takes us to Japan on this week's "Wines Report."

On today's show: Benjamin Netanyahu negotiated a merger between far-right party Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) and Bayit Yehudi (Jewish Home) ahead of the April polls.A Facebook post by Ahmed Abu Artema inspired the March of Return, a months-long campaign by Gazan residents along the Israel-Gaza border in 2018.The second summit between President Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un collapsed abruptly without an agreement today in Hanoi.

On today's show: The case for ranked-choice votingThe (often silly) write-in candidates in elections near and farA reflection on Mayor Rahm Emanuel's legacy

On today's show: An update on Venezuela and the blockade stopping humanitarian aid from coming inAn analysis of the Cuban constitutional referendumA recap of the Oscars with film contributor Milos Stehlik