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whydev supports and contributes to Australia’s only radio program devoted to discussing aid and development issues – Aidworks – on 2SER 107.3FM. Hosted by Albion Harrison-Naish, AidWorks looks into the often confusing world of international aid & development.
Being the only news show in Australia devoted to these issues, Aidworks look beyond the usual mass media cycle of disaster and conflict in the developing world to report on the challenges, the triumphs, the amazingly talented and inspiring people and the conversations taking place all over the world about how to make our planet a more equitable and just place.
Albion Harrison-Naish
You can tune into the program every Wednesday night from 7:00pm AEDT. Aidworks also streams, and you can download the podcast, from www.2ser.com
If you would like to be involved, ask a question or have an idea, please contact program director and host, Albion Harrison-Naish, at aidworks@2ser.com
Other podcasts that are well-worthwhile listening regularly to (in no particular order):
- Africa Research Institute – Audio: collection of the Institutes’ recordings from seminars, discussions and lectures
- Development Drums – Development Drums is a podcast about development news. It is an easy way for anyone working in development, or just interested in the issues, to catch up on the most important stories. A different panel each week discusses the issues. Development Drums is presented and produced by Owen Barder
- Forced Migration
- IRIN Talks – weekly podcast on humanitarian news and analysis from around the world
- Institute of Development Studies
- London School of Economics: list of currently available International Development themed podcasts from the LSE
- SOAS Radio
- Social Innovation Conversations: link to the International Development stream of the Social Innovations Conversations site
- Global Prosperity Wonkast: the Center for Global Development’s podcast
- Global Health and Development: by Public Radio International
- World Bank podcasts
- The Humanitarian Centre: audio and podcasts from Cambridge based NGO umbrella organisation
- Peterson Perspectives: interviews on current issues by Peterson Institute for International Economics
- Open Yale Courses: global development and population growth
Good listening!
