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Mansoor Adayfi, former Guantanamo Bay detainee and author of "Don't Forget Us Here: Lost and Found at Guantanamo Bay", speaks about how his faith in Allah helped him survive over a decade of illegal imprisonment and torture.

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In this episode, Jane Turner and FBI whistleblower Theresa Foley continue their conversation about Foley’s powerful, tragic whistleblower story. Foley talks about the pain and suffering she has gone through due to medical issues stemming from leptospirosis, a disease she contracted while stationed in Guantanamo Bay. Foley describes her fight to obtain some kind of relief from the agency that turned its back on her and the pain she continues to experience on a daily basis. She also talks about what the future holds for her and the support systems that have been important to her over the years.

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In the first of a two-part episode, Jane talks with Theresa Foley, an FBI whistleblower and the first female agent to be assigned to Guantanamo Bay full-time. Foley talks about her journey becoming an FBI agent and the horrors she suffered once stationed at Guantanamo Bay, including contracting leptospirosis, an illness she got from rats that infested her deplorable living quarters. The illness has had serious, lasting effects that drained her athleticism and caused severe pain. Foley also discusses the “vicious” retaliation and sexual harassment she was subjected to while stationed at Guantanamo Bay, as well as the moment she knew she had a target on her back.

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In this episode Peter discusses The Tour Championship, the new FedExCup Playoffs format, and the controversy of slow play on the PGA TOUR. Then he sits down with his longtime friend Mark Bryan, lead guitarist for Hootie & The Blowfish, to rehash old stories and talk about the band's new album.

Producer/Host: John Greenman Studio Engineer: Joel Matt & Matt Murphy Update on Maine’s Cuban Connections Program Topics: Embargo/Blockade and Guantanamo Key Discussion Points: Update on the effects of the decades-old embargo The latest on the US presence in Guantanamo Bay Guests: Judy Robbins, “Let Cuba Live” Dud Hendrick, Maine Veterans for Peace (just returned from Cuban conference on foreign military bases) Maine Currents- independent local news, views and culture, every Wednesday at 4pm on WERU-FM and weru.org

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