http://odeo.com/channels/2106876-Interview no Hear from the major players who shape our world. What motivates them and drives their thinking. This weekly programme is presented by Carrie Gracie and Owen Bennett-Jones. The half-hour, one-on-one interview lets you get inside the heads of decision makers and important thinkers. Hear from the major players who shape our world. What motivates them and drives their thinking. This weekly programme is presented by Carrie Gracie and Owen Bennett-Jones. The half-hour, one-on-one interview lets you get inside the heads of decision makers and important thinkers. Hear from the major players who shape our world. What motivates them and drives their thinking. This weekly programme is presented by Carrie Gracie and Owen Bennett-Jones. The half-hour, one-on-one interview lets you get inside the heads of decision makers and important thinkers. en-gb 40 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:32:00 -0800 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:32:00 -0800 (C) BBC 2007 Interview, News, Politics, World, BBC, jones, owen, Carrie, benet, gracie, Bennett Politics Interview News World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25447729-Interview-Eliot-Spitzer-13Nov09 Carrie Gracie talks crashes -- personal and financial -- with the former Governor of New York Eliot Spitzer -- who led investigations into America's financial giants before resigning over a sex scandal. Carrie Gracie talks crashes -- personal and financial -- with the former Governor of New York Eliot Spitzer -- who led investigations into America's financial giants before resigning over a sex scandal. Carrie Gracie talks crashes -- personal and financial -- with the former Governor of New York Eliot Spitzer -- who led investigations into America's financial giants before resigning over a sex scandal. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-13,25447729 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25413681-Interview-President-Paul-Kagame-06Nov09 Paul Kagame is the man who has led Rwanda out of the genocide that took place fifteen years ago. His priority has been to rebuild Rwanda and put the terrible ethnic divisions firmly in the past. His country is now described as bright and promising with a growing economy and a determined workforce. Yet President Kagame faces repeated international criticism for a lack of democracy and freedom of expression inside Rwanda, and his country's actions in Congo. So which view of Rwanda is right? President Paul Kagame talks to Owen Bennett Jones about the task he faces. Paul Kagame is the man who has led Rwanda out of the genocide that took place fifteen years ago. His priority has been to rebuild Rwanda and put the terrible ethnic divisions firmly in the past. His country is now described as bright and promising with a growing economy and a determined workforce. Yet President Kagame faces repeated international criticism for a lack of democracy and freedom of expression inside Rwanda, and his country's actions in Congo. So which view of Rwanda is right? President Paul Kagame talks to Owen Bennett Jones about the task he faces. Paul Kagame is the man who has led Rwanda out of the genocide that took place fifteen years ago. His priority has been to rebuild Rwanda and put the terrible ethnic divisions firmly in the past. His country is now described as bright and promising with a growing economy and a determined workforce. Yet President Kagame faces repeated international criticism for a lack of democracy and freedom of expression inside Rwanda, and his country's actions in Congo. So which view of Rwanda is right? President Paul Kagame talks to Owen Bennett Jones about the task he faces. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-06,25413681 Fri, 06 Nov 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25392231-Interview-Rafael-Correa-Delgado-30Oct09 President Rafael Correa Delgado is a Western-educated economist who says he is fighting for social justice. He became president of Ecuador in 2007 on a populist message of speaking out for the poor and boosting development, while integrating more with the region -- in particular with the group of left-wing countries that have now emerged in Latin America. He also wants to put environment at the centre of policy. So can he make a difference? President Rafael Correa Delgado is a Western-educated economist who says he is fighting for social justice. He became president of Ecuador in 2007 on a populist message of speaking out for the poor and boosting development, while integrating more with the region -- in particular with the group of left-wing countries that have now emerged in Latin America. He also wants to put environment at the centre of policy. So can he make a difference? President Rafael Correa Delgado is a Western-educated economist who says he is fighting for social justice. He became president of Ecuador in 2007 on a populist message of speaking out for the poor and boosting development, while integrating more with the region -- in particular with the group of left-wing countries that have now emerged in Latin America. He also wants to put environment at the centre of policy. So can he make a difference? tag:odeo.com,2009-10-30,25392231 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25360009-Interview-Bernard-Kouchner-23Oct09 Bernard Kouchner was a doctor and an activist when he helped set up Medecins Sans Frontieres back in the 1970s, aiming to deliver medical aid across borders, wherever it was needed. Since then he has taken his human rights activism to bring change at the United Nations and the highest levels of French governnment. He talks to Owen Bennett Jones about how he reconciles his beliefs with the political realities of office -- dealing with events in Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey and Guinea for example. And he explains why wanted to pay his respects to former leaders Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan and Omar Bongo of Sudan. Bernard Kouchner was a doctor and an activist when he helped set up Medecins Sans Frontieres back in the 1970s, aiming to deliver medical aid across borders, wherever it was needed. Since then he has taken his human rights activism to bring change at the United Nations and the highest levels of French governnment. He talks to Owen Bennett Jones about how he reconciles his beliefs with the political realities of office -- dealing with events in Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey and Guinea for example. And he explains why wanted to pay his respects to former leaders Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan and Omar Bongo of Sudan. Bernard Kouchner was a doctor and an activist when he helped set up Medecins Sans Frontieres back in the 1970s, aiming to deliver medical aid across borders, wherever it was needed. Since then he has taken his human rights activism to bring change at the United Nations and the highest levels of French governnment. He talks to Owen Bennett Jones about how he reconciles his beliefs with the political realities of office -- dealing with events in Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey and Guinea for example. And he explains why wanted to pay his respects to former leaders Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan and Omar Bongo of Sudan. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-23,25360009 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25298974-Interview-Mo-Ibrahim-16Oct09 Mo Ibrahim is the African telecommunications entrepreneur and philanthropist who established the world's richest prize, for good governance in Africa. This week on The Interview Mo tells Carrie Gracie how the mobile phone is transforming the continent and why big internet companies like Microsoft and Google are being short-sighted about investment in Africa. He also tells Carrie that lentils, for him, still taste better than caviar. Mo Ibrahim is the African telecommunications entrepreneur and philanthropist who established the world's richest prize, for good governance in Africa. This week on The Interview Mo tells Carrie Gracie how the mobile phone is transforming the continent and why big internet companies like Microsoft and Google are being short-sighted about investment in Africa. He also tells Carrie that lentils, for him, still taste better than caviar. Mo Ibrahim is the African telecommunications entrepreneur and philanthropist who established the world's richest prize, for good governance in Africa. This week on The Interview Mo tells Carrie Gracie how the mobile phone is transforming the continent and why big internet companies like Microsoft and Google are being short-sighted about investment in Africa. He also tells Carrie that lentils, for him, still taste better than caviar. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-16,25298974 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25261150-Interview-John-Podesta-09Oct09 John Podesta was President Clinton's last chief of staff at the White House. Now from the vantage point of heading the Democrat's favourite think tank, he is an informal advisor to President Barack Obama who is playing high stakes in trying to get his healthcare plans through. On The Interview John Podesta gives Carrie Gracie his inside view of the President's progress. John Podesta was President Clinton's last chief of staff at the White House. Now from the vantage point of heading the Democrat's favourite think tank, he is an informal advisor to President Barack Obama who is playing high stakes in trying to get his healthcare plans through. On The Interview John Podesta gives Carrie Gracie his inside view of the President's progress. John Podesta was President Clinton's last chief of staff at the White House. Now from the vantage point of heading the Democrat's favourite think tank, he is an informal advisor to President Barack Obama who is playing high stakes in trying to get his healthcare plans through. On The Interview John Podesta gives Carrie Gracie his inside view of the President's progress. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-09,25261150 Fri, 09 Oct 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25223672-Interview-Marcus-Trescothick-02Oct09 Marcus Trescothick is one of England's top cricketers and has again enjoyed a successful summer for his county side. But not for his country. Trescothick gave up playing for the national side three years ago after suffering debilitating depression while touring abroad. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones of his struggles with the disease, and why cricketers in particular appear susceptible to it. Marcus Trescothick is one of England's top cricketers and has again enjoyed a successful summer for his county side. But not for his country. Trescothick gave up playing for the national side three years ago after suffering debilitating depression while touring abroad. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones of his struggles with the disease, and why cricketers in particular appear susceptible to it. Marcus Trescothick is one of England's top cricketers and has again enjoyed a successful summer for his county side. But not for his country. Trescothick gave up playing for the national side three years ago after suffering debilitating depression while touring abroad. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones of his struggles with the disease, and why cricketers in particular appear susceptible to it. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-02,25223672 Fri, 02 Oct 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25184727-Interview-Mohsen-Kadivar-25thSep09 Mohsen Kadivar is a dissident Iranian cleric who believes the Islamic Republic of Iran is neither Islamic nor a republic. He is strongly opposed to Ayatollah Khamenei, whose post of Supreme Leader he believes should be abolished. This week on The Interview the former political prisoner tells Lyse Doucet that he wants to reduce the role of the clergy in state affairs. Mohsen Kadivar is a dissident Iranian cleric who believes the Islamic Republic of Iran is neither Islamic nor a republic. He is strongly opposed to Ayatollah Khamenei, whose post of Supreme Leader he believes should be abolished. This week on The Interview the former political prisoner tells Lyse Doucet that he wants to reduce the role of the clergy in state affairs. Mohsen Kadivar is a dissident Iranian cleric who believes the Islamic Republic of Iran is neither Islamic nor a republic. He is strongly opposed to Ayatollah Khamenei, whose post of Supreme Leader he believes should be abolished. This week on The Interview the former political prisoner tells Lyse Doucet that he wants to reduce the role of the clergy in state affairs. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-25,25184727 Fri, 25 Sep 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25146969-Interview-Daniel-Fried Daniel Fried is one of the team charged by President Obama with closing down the Guantanamo Bay detention centre. He is responsible for persuading third countries to accept those detainees the US has cleared for release. In his first interview since he was appointed, Ambassador Fried tells Jon Manel of the difficulties he has encountered. Daniel Fried is one of the team charged by President Obama with closing down the Guantanamo Bay detention centre. He is responsible for persuading third countries to accept those detainees the US has cleared for release. In his first interview since he was appointed, Ambassador Fried tells Jon Manel of the difficulties he has encountered. Daniel Fried is one of the team charged by President Obama with closing down the Guantanamo Bay detention centre. He is responsible for persuading third countries to accept those detainees the US has cleared for release. In his first interview since he was appointed, Ambassador Fried tells Jon Manel of the difficulties he has encountered. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-18,25146969 Fri, 18 Sep 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25108964-Interview-Mark-and-Nicky-Webster-11Sep09 This week on The Interview we have a couple, Mark and Nicky Webster. Mark and Nicky tell Carrie Gracie about their battle to get back their children, three of whom were taken into care and then adopted following medical evidence that the fractures on the leg of one of them could have been due to abuse. The medical evidence has since been questioned but the British adoption laws mean that they are unable to be reunited with their children. You can hear Mark and Nicky Webster's story on The Interview. This week on The Interview we have a couple, Mark and Nicky Webster. Mark and Nicky tell Carrie Gracie about their battle to get back their children, three of whom were taken into care and then adopted following medical evidence that the fractures on the leg of one of them could have been due to abuse. The medical evidence has since been questioned but the British adoption laws mean that they are unable to be reunited with their children. You can hear Mark and Nicky Webster's story on The Interview. This week on The Interview we have a couple, Mark and Nicky Webster. Mark and Nicky tell Carrie Gracie about their battle to get back their children, three of whom were taken into care and then adopted following medical evidence that the fractures on the leg of one of them could have been due to abuse. The medical evidence has since been questioned but the British adoption laws mean that they are unable to be reunited with their children. You can hear Mark and Nicky Webster's story on The Interview. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-11,25108964 Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25074994-Interview-Khandro-Rinpoche Khandro Rinpoche is a Buddhist teacher who is also a woman and the reincarnation of a renowned master. In this week's edition of the Interview she talks to Carrie Gracie about the particular stresses she has had to deal with as a result of that identification of her as a reincarnation, and how that identification has propelled her into a life of scholarship and contemplation. She also considers the nature of Buddhism and debates whether the religion has become over-formalised in recent years, and whether she has herself reached a state of enlightenment. Finally she muses on the eighteen or more kinds of hell that may await us in the next life, or even in this current one, and tells Carrie why she is not afraid of the life that is to come. Khandro Rinpoche is a Buddhist teacher who is also a woman and the reincarnation of a renowned master. In this week's edition of the Interview she talks to Carrie Gracie about the particular stresses she has had to deal with as a result of that identification of her as a reincarnation, and how that identification has propelled her into a life of scholarship and contemplation. She also considers the nature of Buddhism and debates whether the religion has become over-formalised in recent years, and whether she has herself reached a state of enlightenment. Finally she muses on the eighteen or more kinds of hell that may await us in the next life, or even in this current one, and tells Carrie why she is not afraid of the life that is to come. Khandro Rinpoche is a Buddhist teacher who is also a woman and the reincarnation of a renowned master. In this week's edition of the Interview she talks to Carrie Gracie about the particular stresses she has had to deal with as a result of that identification of her as a reincarnation, and how that identification has propelled her into a life of scholarship and contemplation. She also considers the nature of Buddhism and debates whether the religion has become over-formalised in recent years, and whether she has herself reached a state of enlightenment. Finally she muses on the eighteen or more kinds of hell that may await us in the next life, or even in this current one, and tells Carrie why she is not afraid of the life that is to come. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-04,25074994 Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25039459-Interview-Edward-De-Bono-28-08-09 Creative thinking, lateral thinking, the six hats -- these are all ways through which Edward de Bono has sought to challenge the orthodoxy of thinking established, he says, 2,400 years ago by the Greek philosophers Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. In The Interview, Dr de Bono tells Lyse Doucet why we need to change our way of thinking and why he wants to establish a Palace of Thinking to encourage a revolution. Creative thinking, lateral thinking, the six hats -- these are all ways through which Edward de Bono has sought to challenge the orthodoxy of thinking established, he says, 2,400 years ago by the Greek philosophers Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. In The Interview, Dr de Bono tells Lyse Doucet why we need to change our way of thinking and why he wants to establish a Palace of Thinking to encourage a revolution. Creative thinking, lateral thinking, the six hats -- these are all ways through which Edward de Bono has sought to challenge the orthodoxy of thinking established, he says, 2,400 years ago by the Greek philosophers Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. In The Interview, Dr de Bono tells Lyse Doucet why we need to change our way of thinking and why he wants to establish a Palace of Thinking to encourage a revolution. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-28,25039459 Fri, 28 Aug 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/25002313-Interview-Iraqi-Interpreter-21Aug09 Mohammed is an Iraqi who worked as an interpreter for the British Army in Iraq. After receiving a death threat he decided to leave his country and now lives in Britain. This week on The Interview he tells Lyse Doucet why he risked his life to work for the British and how his decision changed the course of his life. Mohammed is an Iraqi who worked as an interpreter for the British Army in Iraq. After receiving a death threat he decided to leave his country and now lives in Britain. This week on The Interview he tells Lyse Doucet why he risked his life to work for the British and how his decision changed the course of his life. Mohammed is an Iraqi who worked as an interpreter for the British Army in Iraq. After receiving a death threat he decided to leave his country and now lives in Britain. This week on The Interview he tells Lyse Doucet why he risked his life to work for the British and how his decision changed the course of his life. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-21,25002313 Fri, 21 Aug 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24964555-Interview-Heidi-Kastner-14Aug09 Dr Heidi Kastner is the forensic psychiatrist who had to assess the mental state of Josef Fritzl, the Austrian convicted earlier this year of imprisoning and raping his daughter over a twenty-four year period. This week on The Interview Dr Kastner tells Carrie Gracie about the challenges of her job - the curiosity which took her into the field and the occasional sense of helplessness that her job inflicts on her. Dr Heidi Kastner is the forensic psychiatrist who had to assess the mental state of Josef Fritzl, the Austrian convicted earlier this year of imprisoning and raping his daughter over a twenty-four year period. This week on The Interview Dr Kastner tells Carrie Gracie about the challenges of her job - the curiosity which took her into the field and the occasional sense of helplessness that her job inflicts on her. Dr Heidi Kastner is the forensic psychiatrist who had to assess the mental state of Josef Fritzl, the Austrian convicted earlier this year of imprisoning and raping his daughter over a twenty-four year period. This week on The Interview Dr Kastner tells Carrie Gracie about the challenges of her job - the curiosity which took her into the field and the occasional sense of helplessness that her job inflicts on her. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-14,24964555 Fri, 14 Aug 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24926963-Interview-Anthony-Horowitz-07Aug09 Anthony Horowitz is a children's author. But it was his own unhappy childhood that propelled him into writing. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones how at the age of ten he told stories to his school friends to keep them happy and from then on knew that writing would be his life. Anthony Horowitz is a children's author. But it was his own unhappy childhood that propelled him into writing. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones how at the age of ten he told stories to his school friends to keep them happy and from then on knew that writing would be his life. Anthony Horowitz is a children's author. But it was his own unhappy childhood that propelled him into writing. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones how at the age of ten he told stories to his school friends to keep them happy and from then on knew that writing would be his life. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-07,24926963 Fri, 07 Aug 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24893841-Interview-Sayed-Kashua-31July09 Arab Labor is a popular and controversial prime-time Israeli television comedy show. This week on The interview we talk to its creator, Sayed Kashua. Sayed discusses issues of language, identity and politics. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones what it is like to being an Israeli Arab and why his own Arab community is finding it hard to laugh at his jokes. Arab Labor is a popular and controversial prime-time Israeli television comedy show. This week on The interview we talk to its creator, Sayed Kashua. Sayed discusses issues of language, identity and politics. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones what it is like to being an Israeli Arab and why his own Arab community is finding it hard to laugh at his jokes. Arab Labor is a popular and controversial prime-time Israeli television comedy show. This week on The interview we talk to its creator, Sayed Kashua. Sayed discusses issues of language, identity and politics. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones what it is like to being an Israeli Arab and why his own Arab community is finding it hard to laugh at his jokes. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-31,24893841 Fri, 31 Jul 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24859802-Interview-General-Dan-McNeill-24July09 As Afghanistan holds national elections in August we talk to General Dan McNeill, the highest ranking US officer to have served in the country. Recenly retired, General McNeill talks about destruction and reconstruction of Afghanistan and why it will never become another Vietnam for the Americans. As Afghanistan holds national elections in August we talk to General Dan McNeill, the highest ranking US officer to have served in the country. Recenly retired, General McNeill talks about destruction and reconstruction of Afghanistan and why it will never become another Vietnam for the Americans. As Afghanistan holds national elections in August we talk to General Dan McNeill, the highest ranking US officer to have served in the country. Recenly retired, General McNeill talks about destruction and reconstruction of Afghanistan and why it will never become another Vietnam for the Americans. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-24,24859802 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24823828-Interview-Jorn-Hurum-17July09 Palaeontologist Jorn Horum led the research into the 47 million year-old primate fossil, Ida. Dr Horum tells presenter Carrie Gracie about the world of fossil trading and the bar room deals that brought the primate out of a private collection and to world attention. He discusses the controversies over his research and the claims made for it. Palaeontologist Jorn Horum led the research into the 47 million year-old primate fossil, Ida. Dr Horum tells presenter Carrie Gracie about the world of fossil trading and the bar room deals that brought the primate out of a private collection and to world attention. He discusses the controversies over his research and the claims made for it. Palaeontologist Jorn Horum led the research into the 47 million year-old primate fossil, Ida. Dr Horum tells presenter Carrie Gracie about the world of fossil trading and the bar room deals that brought the primate out of a private collection and to world attention. He discusses the controversies over his research and the claims made for it. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-17,24823828 Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24780885-Interview-Bassam-Abu-Sharif-10July09 Bassam Abu Sharif, joined a radical Palestinian group in the 1960's and was labelled the 'face of terror' by Time Magazine. He survived an assassination attempt, and as an advisor to Yasser Arafat worked towards a two state solution. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his life at the heart of the PLO, and why his people still don't have an independent homeland. Bassam Abu Sharif, joined a radical Palestinian group in the 1960's and was labelled the 'face of terror' by Time Magazine. He survived an assassination attempt, and as an advisor to Yasser Arafat worked towards a two state solution. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his life at the heart of the PLO, and why his people still don't have an independent homeland. Bassam Abu Sharif, joined a radical Palestinian group in the 1960's and was labelled the 'face of terror' by Time Magazine. He survived an assassination attempt, and as an advisor to Yasser Arafat worked towards a two state solution. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his life at the heart of the PLO, and why his people still don't have an independent homeland. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-10,24780885 Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24747592-Interview-Stephen-Green-03July09 Stephen Green is the chairman of one of the world's largest banks -- HSBC. He is also an ordained minister in the Anglican church. He tells Carrie Gracie how he reconciles the world of money with more spiritual life goals. Stephen Green is the chairman of one of the world's largest banks -- HSBC. He is also an ordained minister in the Anglican church. He tells Carrie Gracie how he reconciles the world of money with more spiritual life goals. Stephen Green is the chairman of one of the world's largest banks -- HSBC. He is also an ordained minister in the Anglican church. He tells Carrie Gracie how he reconciles the world of money with more spiritual life goals. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-03,24747592 Fri, 03 Jul 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24741518-Interview-Jacqui-Smith-26June09 Jacqui Smith became Britain's first female Home Secretary in 2007. After two years in one of the most difficult seats in government, she was caught up in the scandal over MPs' expenses and resigned as a minister. Jaqui Smith tells Carrie Gracie about the pressure of being a woman politician. Jacqui Smith became Britain's first female Home Secretary in 2007. After two years in one of the most difficult seats in government, she was caught up in the scandal over MPs' expenses and resigned as a minister. Jaqui Smith tells Carrie Gracie about the pressure of being a woman politician. Jacqui Smith became Britain's first female Home Secretary in 2007. After two years in one of the most difficult seats in government, she was caught up in the scandal over MPs' expenses and resigned as a minister. Jaqui Smith tells Carrie Gracie about the pressure of being a woman politician. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-26,24741518 Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24732939-Interview-Jodi-Picoult-19Jun09 Jodi Picoult is a best-selling American author who writes books which revolve around moral questions. They put a family at the centre of issues such as date rape, child abuse and stem cell research and see what unravels. Carrie Gracie asks her about her views on books and life. Jodi Picoult is a best-selling American author who writes books which revolve around moral questions. They put a family at the centre of issues such as date rape, child abuse and stem cell research and see what unravels. Carrie Gracie asks her about her views on books and life. Jodi Picoult is a best-selling American author who writes books which revolve around moral questions. They put a family at the centre of issues such as date rape, child abuse and stem cell research and see what unravels. Carrie Gracie asks her about her views on books and life. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-19,24732939 Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24698357-Interview-Tracey-Emin Tracey Emin is a British artist who has courted controversy for the way she has made her private life public. Her work includes a tent sewn with the names of everyone she had slept with and a display of her unmade bed complete with empty alcohol bottles, cigarette butts and other remnants of her life. Her latest show includes an animation of a woman masturbating. Carrie Gracie asks her what lies behind it all. Tracey Emin is a British artist who has courted controversy for the way she has made her private life public. Her work includes a tent sewn with the names of everyone she had slept with and a display of her unmade bed complete with empty alcohol bottles, cigarette butts and other remnants of her life. Her latest show includes an animation of a woman masturbating. Carrie Gracie asks her what lies behind it all. Tracey Emin is a British artist who has courted controversy for the way she has made her private life public. Her work includes a tent sewn with the names of everyone she had slept with and a display of her unmade bed complete with empty alcohol bottles, cigarette butts and other remnants of her life. Her latest show includes an animation of a woman masturbating. Carrie Gracie asks her what lies behind it all. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-12,24698357 Fri, 12 Jun 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24658288-Interview-David-Kilcullen-05June09 David Kilcullen is an expert in counterinsurgency and has worked in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq. A former Australian army officer he joined the United States State Department in 2005 before becoming a special advisor to General David Petraeus and then Condoleeza Rice. This week on The Interview David Kilcullen talks to Lyse Doucet about modern warfare and the need to try to understand the culture of the enemy -- to get to know the way they act and think. David Kilcullen is an expert in counterinsurgency and has worked in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq. A former Australian army officer he joined the United States State Department in 2005 before becoming a special advisor to General David Petraeus and then Condoleeza Rice. This week on The Interview David Kilcullen talks to Lyse Doucet about modern warfare and the need to try to understand the culture of the enemy -- to get to know the way they act and think. David Kilcullen is an expert in counterinsurgency and has worked in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq. A former Australian army officer he joined the United States State Department in 2005 before becoming a special advisor to General David Petraeus and then Condoleeza Rice. This week on The Interview David Kilcullen talks to Lyse Doucet about modern warfare and the need to try to understand the culture of the enemy -- to get to know the way they act and think. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-05,24658288 Fri, 05 Jun 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24627209-Interview-Shen-Tong-29May09 Carrie Gracie talks to Shen Tong. Twenty years ago he was one of the young Chinese student leaders in the Tiananmen Square democracy protests. In the bloody aftermath he fled to the United States and became an activist in exile. Now at the age of 40 he runs a software company in New York and has made a handful of visits back to Beijing. So how does he look back on those heady events of 1989? Carrie Gracie talks to Shen Tong. Twenty years ago he was one of the young Chinese student leaders in the Tiananmen Square democracy protests. In the bloody aftermath he fled to the United States and became an activist in exile. Now at the age of 40 he runs a software company in New York and has made a handful of visits back to Beijing. So how does he look back on those heady events of 1989? Carrie Gracie talks to Shen Tong. Twenty years ago he was one of the young Chinese student leaders in the Tiananmen Square democracy protests. In the bloody aftermath he fled to the United States and became an activist in exile. Now at the age of 40 he runs a software company in New York and has made a handful of visits back to Beijing. So how does he look back on those heady events of 1989? tag:odeo.com,2009-05-29,24627209 Fri, 29 May 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24597279-Interview-Jeff-Skoll-22May09 Jeff Skoll was a pioneer of the online auction site, eBay. In just a couple of years he went from worrying about his student debt to having hundreds of millions of dollars in stock. He quickly put that money to use setting up a foundation to encourage social entrepreneurship and making movies with a social message. Jeff Skoll tells Owen Bennett Jones what money has meant to him. Jeff Skoll was a pioneer of the online auction site, eBay. In just a couple of years he went from worrying about his student debt to having hundreds of millions of dollars in stock. He quickly put that money to use setting up a foundation to encourage social entrepreneurship and making movies with a social message. Jeff Skoll tells Owen Bennett Jones what money has meant to him. Jeff Skoll was a pioneer of the online auction site, eBay. In just a couple of years he went from worrying about his student debt to having hundreds of millions of dollars in stock. He quickly put that money to use setting up a foundation to encourage social entrepreneurship and making movies with a social message. Jeff Skoll tells Owen Bennett Jones what money has meant to him. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-22,24597279 Fri, 22 May 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24566719-Interview-Tariq-Hayat-Khan-15May08 Tariq Hayat Khan has a tough job. As the chief civilian in the Khyber political agency he deals with militants on a daily basis. His region holds the major route for supplies to Western forces in Afghanistan and is a key target for the Taleban. In the past few months there have been suicide bombings and military strikes. On The Interview this week he tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his job and its challenges. Tariq Hayat Khan has a tough job. As the chief civilian in the Khyber political agency he deals with militants on a daily basis. His region holds the major route for supplies to Western forces in Afghanistan and is a key target for the Taleban. In the past few months there have been suicide bombings and military strikes. On The Interview this week he tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his job and its challenges. Tariq Hayat Khan has a tough job. As the chief civilian in the Khyber political agency he deals with militants on a daily basis. His region holds the major route for supplies to Western forces in Afghanistan and is a key target for the Taleban. In the past few months there have been suicide bombings and military strikes. On The Interview this week he tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his job and its challenges. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-15,24566719 Fri, 15 May 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24554922-Interview-with-Nandan-Nilekani-08May09 Nandan Nilekani is one of India's best-known software entrepreneurs. As co-chairman of one of India's biggest companies, infosys, he has created a global information technology giant. This week on The Interview he tells Carrie Gracie why he is optimistic about India's future and how he is going to use technology to transform his country. Nandan Nilekani is one of India's best-known software entrepreneurs. As co-chairman of one of India's biggest companies, infosys, he has created a global information technology giant. This week on The Interview he tells Carrie Gracie why he is optimistic about India's future and how he is going to use technology to transform his country. Nandan Nilekani is one of India's best-known software entrepreneurs. As co-chairman of one of India's biggest companies, infosys, he has created a global information technology giant. This week on The Interview he tells Carrie Gracie why he is optimistic about India's future and how he is going to use technology to transform his country. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-08,24554922 Fri, 08 May 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24527776-Interview-Richard-Thaler-01May09 Richard Thaler is one of the founding fathers of a whole new branch of economics and, it's reckoned, one of the foremost intellects to have shaped the thinking of the Obama administration in Washington. He explains why people's behaviour in a crisis is never rational, why we all need a gentle nudge to do the right thing now and then, and how giving the financial system a nudge could just get the world out of recession. Richard Thaler is one of the founding fathers of a whole new branch of economics and, it's reckoned, one of the foremost intellects to have shaped the thinking of the Obama administration in Washington. He explains why people's behaviour in a crisis is never rational, why we all need a gentle nudge to do the right thing now and then, and how giving the financial system a nudge could just get the world out of recession. Richard Thaler is one of the founding fathers of a whole new branch of economics and, it's reckoned, one of the foremost intellects to have shaped the thinking of the Obama administration in Washington. He explains why people's behaviour in a crisis is never rational, why we all need a gentle nudge to do the right thing now and then, and how giving the financial system a nudge could just get the world out of recession. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-01,24527776 Fri, 01 May 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24499546-Interview-C-K-Prahalad-24Apr09 CK Prahalad is one of the world's leading business thinkers. A best-selling author he advices businesses around the world. This week on The Interview he tells Carrie Gracie how companies can survive the global financial downturn. CK Prahalad is one of the world's leading business thinkers. A best-selling author he advices businesses around the world. This week on The Interview he tells Carrie Gracie how companies can survive the global financial downturn. CK Prahalad is one of the world's leading business thinkers. A best-selling author he advices businesses around the world. This week on The Interview he tells Carrie Gracie how companies can survive the global financial downturn. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-24,24499546 Fri, 24 Apr 2009 14:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24465013-Interview-Avraham-Burg-17Apr09 Avraham Burg was a prominent Israeli politician until he started to doubt the path his country was on.He took time out and started to write books. He contends that the Jewish people need to leave their traumatic past behind and rediscover their humanitarian, universalist values. His views have provoked a furious reaction in Israel with severe personal attacks on him. But he says it is worth it. Avraham Burg was a prominent Israeli politician until he started to doubt the path his country was on.He took time out and started to write books. He contends that the Jewish people need to leave their traumatic past behind and rediscover their humanitarian, universalist values. His views have provoked a furious reaction in Israel with severe personal attacks on him. But he says it is worth it. Avraham Burg was a prominent Israeli politician until he started to doubt the path his country was on.He took time out and started to write books. He contends that the Jewish people need to leave their traumatic past behind and rediscover their humanitarian, universalist values. His views have provoked a furious reaction in Israel with severe personal attacks on him. But he says it is worth it. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-17,24465013 Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24436628-Interview-Canon-Andrew-White-10Apr09 Canon Andrew White has the largest Christian congregation in Iraq with some 2,000 people attending his services in Baghdad each week. But this is a dangerous time and 93 members of his church were killed last year. He also works in diplomacy to try to resolve hostage situations. And on top of all this he has multiple sclerosis. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones how he manages it all, on The Interview coming up after the news. Canon Andrew White has the largest Christian congregation in Iraq with some 2,000 people attending his services in Baghdad each week. But this is a dangerous time and 93 members of his church were killed last year. He also works in diplomacy to try to resolve hostage situations. And on top of all this he has multiple sclerosis. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones how he manages it all, on The Interview coming up after the news. Canon Andrew White has the largest Christian congregation in Iraq with some 2,000 people attending his services in Baghdad each week. But this is a dangerous time and 93 members of his church were killed last year. He also works in diplomacy to try to resolve hostage situations. And on top of all this he has multiple sclerosis. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones how he manages it all, on The Interview coming up after the news. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-10,24436628 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24403628-Interview-SY-Quraishi-03Apr09 Owen Bennett-Jones meets Indian election commissioner Shahubiddin Yakub Quraishi who is keen to throw off the dusty image of his bureaucratic profession. He reveals that he plays guitar and keyboards in a rock band, a pursuit he says he finds most therapeutic. It could be the perfect antidote to organising the hundreds of millions of voters who go to the polls this month in the world's biggest elections. Owen Bennett-Jones meets Indian election commissioner Shahubiddin Yakub Quraishi who is keen to throw off the dusty image of his bureaucratic profession. He reveals that he plays guitar and keyboards in a rock band, a pursuit he says he finds most therapeutic. It could be the perfect antidote to organising the hundreds of millions of voters who go to the polls this month in the world's biggest elections. Owen Bennett-Jones meets Indian election commissioner Shahubiddin Yakub Quraishi who is keen to throw off the dusty image of his bureaucratic profession. He reveals that he plays guitar and keyboards in a rock band, a pursuit he says he finds most therapeutic. It could be the perfect antidote to organising the hundreds of millions of voters who go to the polls this month in the world's biggest elections. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-03,24403628 Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24374439-Interview-Geraint-Anderson-27Mar09 Geraint Anderson worked for twelve years as an analyst in London's financial district, the City. He earned several million pounds before leaving his job a year ago. He's now written a book -- described as fictional but which he says is mostly true -- which reveals a world of wining, dining, drugs and illicit sex. On The Interview he tells Owen Bennett-Jones how the City works. Geraint Anderson worked for twelve years as an analyst in London's financial district, the City. He earned several million pounds before leaving his job a year ago. He's now written a book -- described as fictional but which he says is mostly true -- which reveals a world of wining, dining, drugs and illicit sex. On The Interview he tells Owen Bennett-Jones how the City works. Geraint Anderson worked for twelve years as an analyst in London's financial district, the City. He earned several million pounds before leaving his job a year ago. He's now written a book -- described as fictional but which he says is mostly true -- which reveals a world of wining, dining, drugs and illicit sex. On The Interview he tells Owen Bennett-Jones how the City works. tag:odeo.com,2009-03-27,24374439 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24336328-Interview-with-Binyam-Mohamed-20Mar09 Binyam Mohamed is just getting used to freedom after nearly seven years in detention -- four of them at the Guantanamo Bay. During that time he was also held in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Morocco where he says he was tortured. Born in Ethiopia, Binyam sought asylum in the UK and in 2001 he became a Muslim and travelled from Britain to Afghanistan. He says he was there to visit a good Islamic country. The Americans say he was there as a terrorist. This week on The Interview Binyam Mohamed tells his story to Jon Manel. Binyam Mohamed is just getting used to freedom after nearly seven years in detention -- four of them at the Guantanamo Bay. During that time he was also held in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Morocco where he says he was tortured. Born in Ethiopia, Binyam sought asylum in the UK and in 2001 he became a Muslim and travelled from Britain to Afghanistan. He says he was there to visit a good Islamic country. The Americans say he was there as a terrorist. This week on The Interview Binyam Mohamed tells his story to Jon Manel. Binyam Mohamed is just getting used to freedom after nearly seven years in detention -- four of them at the Guantanamo Bay. During that time he was also held in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Morocco where he says he was tortured. Born in Ethiopia, Binyam sought asylum in the UK and in 2001 he became a Muslim and travelled from Britain to Afghanistan. He says he was there to visit a good Islamic country. The Americans say he was there as a terrorist. This week on The Interview Binyam Mohamed tells his story to Jon Manel. tag:odeo.com,2009-03-20,24336328 Fri, 20 Mar 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24301465-Interview-with-Mariam-Sadiq-al-Mahdi Mariam Sadiq al-Mahdi is from a political dynasty in Sudan. Her father was the last elected prime minister. Her great great grandfather led the Sudanese in a rebellion against the English colonialists. Now she too is a political figure involved with the main opposition party. She tells Owen Bennett-Jones what it's like to operate in a male-dominated, Muslim society. And gives her view of what lies ahead for Sudan. Mariam Sadiq al-Mahdi is from a political dynasty in Sudan. Her father was the last elected prime minister. Her great great grandfather led the Sudanese in a rebellion against the English colonialists. Now she too is a political figure involved with the main opposition party. She tells Owen Bennett-Jones what it's like to operate in a male-dominated, Muslim society. And gives her view of what lies ahead for Sudan. Mariam Sadiq al-Mahdi is from a political dynasty in Sudan. Her father was the last elected prime minister. Her great great grandfather led the Sudanese in a rebellion against the English colonialists. Now she too is a political figure involved with the main opposition party. She tells Owen Bennett-Jones what it's like to operate in a male-dominated, Muslim society. And gives her view of what lies ahead for Sudan. tag:odeo.com,2009-03-13,24301465 Fri, 13 Mar 2009 15:32:00 -0700 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24264701-Interview-with-Ashley-Walters-06Mar09 Ashley Walters became famous as Asher D of the British rap group, So Solid Crew. But at the age of 19 he was jailed for carrying a firearm. Now Ashley is rebuilding his life and forging a career as an actor. He tells Carrie Gracie about drugs, guns, gangs and what it is like to be black in Britain. Ashley Walters became famous as Asher D of the British rap group, So Solid Crew. But at the age of 19 he was jailed for carrying a firearm. Now Ashley is rebuilding his life and forging a career as an actor. He tells Carrie Gracie about drugs, guns, gangs and what it is like to be black in Britain. Ashley Walters became famous as Asher D of the British rap group, So Solid Crew. But at the age of 19 he was jailed for carrying a firearm. Now Ashley is rebuilding his life and forging a career as an actor. He tells Carrie Gracie about drugs, guns, gangs and what it is like to be black in Britain. tag:odeo.com,2009-03-06,24264701 Fri, 06 Mar 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24224745-Interview-with-Mark-Frith-27Feb09 Mark Frith made his name as the editor of Heat -- a British magazine all about celebrities. His idea was to show that the stars of stage and screen are just everyday people who pick their noses, have spots and put on weight. So is he just pandering to a global celebrity culture? And does it take a toll on the celebrities themselves? Mark Frith made his name as the editor of Heat -- a British magazine all about celebrities. His idea was to show that the stars of stage and screen are just everyday people who pick their noses, have spots and put on weight. So is he just pandering to a global celebrity culture? And does it take a toll on the celebrities themselves? Mark Frith made his name as the editor of Heat -- a British magazine all about celebrities. His idea was to show that the stars of stage and screen are just everyday people who pick their noses, have spots and put on weight. So is he just pandering to a global celebrity culture? And does it take a toll on the celebrities themselves? tag:odeo.com,2009-02-27,24224745 Fri, 27 Feb 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24147859-Interview-Robert-Latimer-20Feb09 Robert Latimer is a Canadian farmer who killed his disabled daughter. Tracy was born with cerebral palsy. She could not move by herself and suffered from seizures. She had several operations but her condition deteriorated. When she was 12 and facing yet another operation Robert Latimer decided to end her suffering. He put her in his truck and killed her with the exhaust fumes. Since then he has been sentenced to life imprisonment and served seven years. He is now on parole. Robert Latimer is a Canadian farmer who killed his disabled daughter. Tracy was born with cerebral palsy. She could not move by herself and suffered from seizures. She had several operations but her condition deteriorated. When she was 12 and facing yet another operation Robert Latimer decided to end her suffering. He put her in his truck and killed her with the exhaust fumes. Since then he has been sentenced to life imprisonment and served seven years. He is now on parole. Robert Latimer is a Canadian farmer who killed his disabled daughter. Tracy was born with cerebral palsy. She could not move by herself and suffered from seizures. She had several operations but her condition deteriorated. When she was 12 and facing yet another operation Robert Latimer decided to end her suffering. He put her in his truck and killed her with the exhaust fumes. Since then he has been sentenced to life imprisonment and served seven years. He is now on parole. tag:odeo.com,2009-02-20,24147859 Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24090913-Interview-with-David-Attenborough David Attenborough made his first television programme about animals more than fifty years ago. Since then British audiences have got used to his voice and style as the flavour of wildlife documentaries. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his encounters with animals and how we relate to them. David Attenborough made his first television programme about animals more than fifty years ago. Since then British audiences have got used to his voice and style as the flavour of wildlife documentaries. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his encounters with animals and how we relate to them. David Attenborough made his first television programme about animals more than fifty years ago. Since then British audiences have got used to his voice and style as the flavour of wildlife documentaries. He tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his encounters with animals and how we relate to them. tag:odeo.com,2009-02-13,24090913 Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/24055928-Interview-Bill-Stone-06Feb09 Bill Stone is a top caver used to spending days underground on expeditions. Now he has set his sights higher -- to the moon. He believes that our ambitions for space exploration have been too limited. And now he wants to mine for fuel on the moon to enable us to explore space more fully. Bill Stone is a top caver used to spending days underground on expeditions. Now he has set his sights higher -- to the moon. He believes that our ambitions for space exploration have been too limited. And now he wants to mine for fuel on the moon to enable us to explore space more fully. Bill Stone is a top caver used to spending days underground on expeditions. Now he has set his sights higher -- to the moon. He believes that our ambitions for space exploration have been too limited. And now he wants to mine for fuel on the moon to enable us to explore space more fully. tag:odeo.com,2009-02-06,24055928 Fri, 06 Feb 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23997884-Interview-with-Art-Spiegelman-30Jan09 Art Spiegelman has turned his life into cartoons. His subjects are dark -- his own mental breakdown, his parents' experience of the Nazi concentration camps, and most recently the 9/11 attacks on New York. He talks to Lyse Doucet about his life and his art. Art Spiegelman has turned his life into cartoons. His subjects are dark -- his own mental breakdown, his parents' experience of the Nazi concentration camps, and most recently the 9/11 attacks on New York. He talks to Lyse Doucet about his life and his art. Art Spiegelman has turned his life into cartoons. His subjects are dark -- his own mental breakdown, his parents' experience of the Nazi concentration camps, and most recently the 9/11 attacks on New York. He talks to Lyse Doucet about his life and his art. tag:odeo.com,2009-01-30,23997884 Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23979116-Interview-with-Dwain-Chambers-23Jan09 Dwain Chambers was a top British athlete but in his early 20s he felt he couldn't keep up with the world's top runners. In an effort to get back to winning he decided to take performance-enhancing drugs. Five years ago he was found out, banned from the sport and labelled a drugs cheat. He tells Carrie Gracie how he has dealt with the consequences Dwain Chambers was a top British athlete but in his early 20s he felt he couldn't keep up with the world's top runners. In an effort to get back to winning he decided to take performance-enhancing drugs. Five years ago he was found out, banned from the sport and labelled a drugs cheat. He tells Carrie Gracie how he has dealt with the consequences Dwain Chambers was a top British athlete but in his early 20s he felt he couldn't keep up with the world's top runners. In an effort to get back to winning he decided to take performance-enhancing drugs. Five years ago he was found out, banned from the sport and labelled a drugs cheat. He tells Carrie Gracie how he has dealt with the consequences tag:odeo.com,2009-01-23,23979116 Fri, 23 Jan 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23948450-Interview-with-Dwain-Chambers Dwain Chambers was a top British athlete but in his early 20s he felt he couldn't keep up with the world's top runners. In an effort to get back to winning he decided to take performance-enhancing drugs. Five years ago he was found out, banned from the sport and labelled a drugs cheat. He tells Carrie Gracie how he has dealt with the consequences Dwain Chambers was a top British athlete but in his early 20s he felt he couldn't keep up with the world's top runners. In an effort to get back to winning he decided to take performance-enhancing drugs. Five years ago he was found out, banned from the sport and labelled a drugs cheat. He tells Carrie Gracie how he has dealt with the consequences Dwain Chambers was a top British athlete but in his early 20s he felt he couldn't keep up with the world's top runners. In an effort to get back to winning he decided to take performance-enhancing drugs. Five years ago he was found out, banned from the sport and labelled a drugs cheat. He tells Carrie Gracie how he has dealt with the consequences tag:odeo.com,2009-01-23,23948450 Fri, 23 Jan 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23900964-Interview-Christopher-Hill-16Jan09 Christopher Hill is in charge of the American team in negotiations with North Korea over nuclear weapons. A career diplomat he has been based in South Korea, Poland and Kosovo before being made Assistant Secretary of State. How does he think America's foreign policy will change under Barack Obama? And has talking to the North Koreans been worthwhile? Christopher Hill is in charge of the American team in negotiations with North Korea over nuclear weapons. A career diplomat he has been based in South Korea, Poland and Kosovo before being made Assistant Secretary of State. How does he think America's foreign policy will change under Barack Obama? And has talking to the North Koreans been worthwhile? Christopher Hill is in charge of the American team in negotiations with North Korea over nuclear weapons. A career diplomat he has been based in South Korea, Poland and Kosovo before being made Assistant Secretary of State. How does he think America's foreign policy will change under Barack Obama? And has talking to the North Koreans been worthwhile? tag:odeo.com,2009-01-16,23900964 Fri, 16 Jan 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23888685-Interview-Christopher-Hill-16Jan09 Christopher Hill is in charge of the American team in negotiations with North Korea over nuclear weapons. A career diplomat he has been based in South Korea, Poland and Kosovo before being made Assistant Secretary of State. How does he think America's foreign policy will change under Barack Obama? And has talking to the North Korea been worthwhile? Christopher Hill is in charge of the American team in negotiations with North Korea over nuclear weapons. A career diplomat he has been based in South Korea, Poland and Kosovo before being made Assistant Secretary of State. How does he think America's foreign policy will change under Barack Obama? And has talking to the North Korea been worthwhile? Christopher Hill is in charge of the American team in negotiations with North Korea over nuclear weapons. A career diplomat he has been based in South Korea, Poland and Kosovo before being made Assistant Secretary of State. How does he think America's foreign policy will change under Barack Obama? And has talking to the North Korea been worthwhile? tag:odeo.com,2009-01-16,23888685 Fri, 16 Jan 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23853844-Interview-Larry-Devlin-01Jan09 Larry Devlin was the CIA's chief of station in Congo back in the 1960s. He did much to support General Mobutu Sese Seko's controversial stay in power. Larry Devlin died last month and in what turned out to be the last interview of his life, he told Owen Bennett-Jones about those heady, turbulent days in the frontline of African politics. Larry Devlin was the CIA's chief of station in Congo back in the 1960s. He did much to support General Mobutu Sese Seko's controversial stay in power. Larry Devlin died last month and in what turned out to be the last interview of his life, he told Owen Bennett-Jones about those heady, turbulent days in the frontline of African politics. Larry Devlin was the CIA's chief of station in Congo back in the 1960s. He did much to support General Mobutu Sese Seko's controversial stay in power. Larry Devlin died last month and in what turned out to be the last interview of his life, he told Owen Bennett-Jones about those heady, turbulent days in the frontline of African politics. tag:odeo.com,2009-01-09,23853844 Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23826792-Interview-Best-of-2008-with-Carrie-Gracie-02Jan09 Carrie Gracie looks back at some of her most memorable encounters for The Interview in 2008. Carrie Gracie looks back at some of her most memorable encounters for The Interview in 2008. Carrie Gracie looks back at some of her most memorable encounters for The Interview in 2008. tag:odeo.com,2009-01-02,23826792 Fri, 02 Jan 2009 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23814557-Interview-Best-of-2008-with-Owen-Bennett-Jones-26Dec08 Owen Bennett-Jones looks back at some of his most memorable moments for The Interview over the past year. This year Owen had a chance to quiz politicians like Jacob Zuma. To hear tales of bravery and courage from mountaineer Hugh Herr. And to find out some strange ways the worlds leading athletes cheat. Owen Bennett-Jones looks back at some of his most memorable moments for The Interview over the past year. This year Owen had a chance to quiz politicians like Jacob Zuma. To hear tales of bravery and courage from mountaineer Hugh Herr. And to find out some strange ways the worlds leading athletes cheat. Owen Bennett-Jones looks back at some of his most memorable moments for The Interview over the past year. This year Owen had a chance to quiz politicians like Jacob Zuma. To hear tales of bravery and courage from mountaineer Hugh Herr. And to find out some strange ways the worlds leading athletes cheat. tag:odeo.com,2008-12-26,23814557 Fri, 26 Dec 2008 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett http://odeo.com/episodes/23780601-Interview-Ingrid-Betancourt-19Dec08 When Ingrid Betancourt was freed in July after six years of captivity at the hands of rebels in the Colombian jungle, she talked about one thing that had given her hope in her last months. She had an old radio and she was able to follow the ordeal of the BBC journalist Alan Johnston as he was held hostage in Gaza. She even heard his interviews when he was released after four months. Now, on The Interview, you can hear what happened when Alan Johnston met Ingrid Betancourt. When Ingrid Betancourt was freed in July after six years of captivity at the hands of rebels in the Colombian jungle, she talked about one thing that had given her hope in her last months. She had an old radio and she was able to follow the ordeal of the BBC journalist Alan Johnston as he was held hostage in Gaza. She even heard his interviews when he was released after four months. Now, on The Interview, you can hear what happened when Alan Johnston met Ingrid Betancourt. When Ingrid Betancourt was freed in July after six years of captivity at the hands of rebels in the Colombian jungle, she talked about one thing that had given her hope in her last months. She had an old radio and she was able to follow the ordeal of the BBC journalist Alan Johnston as he was held hostage in Gaza. She even heard his interviews when he was released after four months. Now, on The Interview, you can hear what happened when Alan Johnston met Ingrid Betancourt. tag:odeo.com,2008-12-19,23780601 Fri, 19 Dec 2008 15:32:00 -0800 no Interview Interview News Politics World BBC jones owen Carrie benet gracie Bennett