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    war correspondent

    Explore "war correspondent" with insightful episodes like "Uncovering the Truth Behind War Journalism with Michael Yon - #156", "It Wasn't My Day To Die - Bitesize Special - Giles Duley", "The Faces of War" and "What Almost Dying Can Teach Us About Living, with Emmy-Award Winning Journalist and Cancer Survivor Suleika Jaouad" from podcasts like ""The Jonathan Kogan Show", "Awake At Night", "New Thinking for a New World - a Tallberg Foundation Podcast" and "Stories of Transformation"" and more!

    Episodes (4)

    Uncovering the Truth Behind War Journalism with Michael Yon - #156

    Uncovering the Truth Behind War Journalism with Michael Yon - #156

    Michael Yon is America's most experienced combat correspondent who has traveled or worked in 89 countries, including various wars and conflicts. Michael provides unfiltered recon from the frontlines of the world’s most complex and chaotic global conflicts, and today, we talk about everything going on in the world right now. You can watch on Rumble, Twitter, or YouTube.

    Also, don't forget to follow Michael Yon's work!

    Rumble: https://rumble.com/v28t74k-live-with-michael-yon-the-jonathan-kogan-show.html
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kogz/status/1623459840751284225?s=20&t=lEqETAzwOByIRAKqI1EuIQ
    YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/p4Wo7rAhSdE?feature=share 

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    It Wasn't My Day To Die - Bitesize Special - Giles Duley

    It Wasn't My Day To Die - Bitesize Special - Giles Duley

    Giles Duley used to live the rock’n’roll life of a fashion photographer, but now travels the world’s war zones documenting the lives of those caught up in conflict. He stepped on a landmine while working in Afghanistan and lost three of his limbs, and very nearly his life. This is his story.

     

    “It was a miracle I survived that day. I was just lucky, it just wasn’t my day to go.”

     

    Incredibly fortunate to be alive, few of Giles’ family and friends believed that he would work again after the accident. But he knew otherwise. Photographing Syrian refugees for UNHCR on the Greek islands, he found his way back into life and work. In this special bitesize episode, Giles Duley reflects on his drive to help others, tell life-changing stories, and on finding the strength to return from rock bottom.

    The Faces of War

    The Faces of War
    The world is transfixed by the tragic images emerging from Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine. Unfortunately, many modern conflicts never really end. Whether or not that will be the case in Ukraine remains to be seen. We too quickly move on to the next issue, assuming that what's done is done. War correspondents and war photographers know better. Our guest, Janine di Giovanni has spent much of her celebrated career so far reporting from the Balkans, Africa and the Middle East. She has witnessed the worst of what mankind can do to itself, but also the best that people under extraordinary circumstances can do for others. Listen as she discusses her experiences.

    What Almost Dying Can Teach Us About Living, with Emmy-Award Winning Journalist and Cancer Survivor Suleika Jaouad

    What Almost Dying Can Teach Us About Living, with Emmy-Award Winning Journalist and Cancer Survivor Suleika Jaouad

    Suleika Jaouad’s career aspirations as a war correspondent were cut short when, at age 22, she was diagnosed with leukemia.

    Faced with slim survival odds, she knew she wanted to find a way to still participate in the world and give back more than she had taken. It started with a daily journal and eventually became “Life, Interrupted,” the Emmy award-winning New York Times column and video series she wrote from her hospital bed.

    In this episode of Stories of Transformation, Suleika recounts the darkest and lightest moments of her four-year battle with leukemia. She shares what important life lessons she learned throughout her journey from diagnosis to remission and beyond on her cross country road trip of healing and self discovery.

    Suleika Jaouad is an Emmy-award winning journalist, and author of her memoir Between Two Kingdoms. Her Ted Talk, "What Almost Dying Taught Me About Living", has over 4 million views.

    For full show notes: https://www.baktashahadi.com/podcast

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    Credits

    Produced and hosted by: Baktash Ahadi

    Audio Engineering by: Joseph Gangemi

    Digital Marketing & Media by: Katherine An

    Theme Music by: Qais Essar

    Artwork by: Masheed Ahadi

    Additional Music Credits

    Music Credits
    "Corals Under The Sun (instrumental version)" by Sivan Talmor

    Sivan Talmor . Israeli Singer songwriter

    "Wonder" by Tristan Barton

    Tristan Barton Music | Australia based composer

    "Continuance" by Yehezkel Raz
    https://yehezkelraz.com/

    "Reflections" by Pete James Johnson
    Highway Meditation, by Pete James Johnson

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