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00:39FeaturedBuilding A City in Andong Cambodia
by webridge in Entrepreneur
Tags: Entrepreneur People for Care and Learning Andong Cambodia Fred Garmon John Martin
Our SBR community is passionate about Giving and Serving others. My guest today will share a great giving opportunity that is also developing entrepreneurship in Cambodia. My guest is Dr. Fred Garmon, Executive Director for People for Care and Learning (PCL). I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Garmon some time ago at the PCL offices in Cleveland TN and was very impressed by this organization and intrigued by his passion for helping the people of Cambodia. PCL has embarked on
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Is Retiring In Cambodia a Good Option?
by Retire Cheap TV in Life
Tags: Retire Cheap South East Asia Cambodia retirement Lifestyle
As you know... with RCA there is "Always an Option" For the past few weeks JC has been combing the options of Cambodia... this week JC will talk about the upsides and downsides of living and retiring in Cambodia and how it compares to living in Thailand...Join JC LIVE and learn about housing, Food, safety, Internet connections, Entertainment and so much more! Have a burning question, call in during the show and be prepared to learn your Option...
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Live From Cambodia With Adventurer Jody Hanson
by Chique Travel Show in Travel
Tags: barbara conelli jody hanson women travelers women travel writers women adventurers
Barbara Conelli interviews traveler Jody Hanson. Live from Cambodia!
Born in a small town in central Canada in the middle of winter, Jody Hanson often quips that she never, ever, ever wants to see snow again. Further, the only acceptable ice is floating in her vodka and tonic. When she went to teach in Nigeria in 1981 the travel bug bit — deep.
Jody has visited 102 countries, lived in eight — Canada, Nigeria, China, New Zealand, Australia, Morocco, Chile and Argentina — and holds passports in three. All her worldly possessions fit into one suitcase, a carry-on and a diaper bag. A freelance writer and editor, she can work any where provided she has a desk and an Internet connection.
Her latest travel evolution as she heads out for southern African in three days is that she will move on before her 90-day visa expires. Eccentric? Neurotic? Probably a combination, not that she cares. Like the hideously rich, she will follow the summer.
Website: www.j-hanson.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/jody.hanson.5070
Twitter: www.twitter.com/thejodyhanson
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00:31Featured
CHANGE ALREADY, Final thoughts on Cambodia and Vietnam
by jillianmaasbackman in Life
Tags: World vision Jillian Maas Backman world poverty Vietnam Cambodia
Jillian, Warm and Fuzzy with an Attitude! Intuitve Life Facilitator and Author puts her interactive spin on social, spiritual and cultural reality.
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00:29Featured
CHANGE ALREADY, Broadcast from Angkor Wat, Cambodia
by jillianmaasbackman in Life
Tags: Angkor Wat Jillian Maas Backman Cambodia buddism Beyond the Pews
Jillian, Warm and Fuzzy with an Attitude! Intuitve Life Facilitator and Author puts her interactive spin on social, spiritual and cultural reality.
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Cambodia Partnership: David Palmer & Pauline George
by ACACThreads in Religion
Tags: Cambodia Pot Pol Joe and Kay Kong ACAC Partnership Missions
A team from ACAC just returned from Cambodia where they met with Joe and Kay Kong, CMA workers in Cambodia, to strategize the way forward for a partnership in Cambodia. Join John as he talks to two of the team members who went, David Palmer and Pauline George, about their time in Cambodia and what we can expect in the future concerning our involvement in that Asian country.
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00:53
An End to Children In Brothels
by Sacred and Sassy Radio in Women
Tags: Nicky Mih Free To Shine Spirited Womens Movement Sex slavery Cambodia
"Edmund Burke’s quote has always stuck with me, ‘all that is necessary for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing.’ When I thought of it in these terms, that these girls are being tortured with acid, electrocuted and raped 30 times a day because you and I are doing nothing to stop it, I knew it was time for us to step up. Our sisters across the world need us.” (Nicky Mih).
Free To Shine was founded in June 2010 after Nicky spent a month with more than 200 survivors. The approach and philosophy was not to rescue or fix but to empower. What did they want? They wanted to end sex slavery. They wanted for survivors to be able to attend university for free so that they could become teachers, doctors and lawyers as they viewed these professions as being fundamental in ending sex slavery. They also explained that when girls are rescued from the brothels the traffickers simply go out into the villages and take a new young girl. They wanted these girls to be protected. They believed that if these young girls were in school they would not be trafficked.
Almost 3 years later and Free To Shine now have 72 girls on their scholarship program, as well as 2 survivors.
nicky@free-to-shine.org
www.free-to-shine.org
https://www.facebook.com/FreeToShine.org
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00:55
Making Sense with Steve Leser - Special on Genocide
by Making Sense with Steve Leser in Politics
Tags: Genocide Armenia Holocaust Cambodia Rwanda
Today's show is an hour long special on Genocide. Guests will be survivors and decendants of survivors from the Armenian, Cambodian, Rwandan Genocides as well as the Holocaust. They are Armenian Genocide: Karine Shnorhokian, who is the grandchild of survivors The Holocaust: Sol Rosenkranz, a survivor of the holocaust The Killing Fields of the Cambodian Genocide: Bun Yom, survivor. The Rwandan Genocide: Nibagwire Dida, survivor, will participate from Kigali, Rwanda The show will begin with me introducing each of the guests and asking each to give an 8-10 minute description of their experiences with genocide. Then I plan to have a question and answer and crosstalk where we discuss similar experiences, ways in which earlier genocides may have in fact served as a blueprint for later genocides or emboldened the perpetrators of future genocides and also problems with getting the perpetrators identified and prosecuted. Finally, we will discuss strategies for improving the odds that will make "Never Again" a reality. -
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Wanda's Picks Radio: dir. Kalyanee Mam: SFIFF
by Wandas Picks in Art
Tags: Kalyanee Mam dir A River Changes Course Cambodia Global Warming Art for Social Change 56th Annual SFIFF Theatre Arts Dramatic Literature Revolutionary Thinking
We had a conversation with dir. Kalyanee Mam about her latest film, A River Changes Course, screening at the 56th Annual SFIFF this year. The film won the World Doc Award this year and is up for a Golden Gate Award as well.
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01:03Featured
From Gangs Drugs & Anger to Cambodia For God Daniels Mission
by Hopes Not a Crime XShellie Nichol in Religion
Tags: Drugs Gangs Orphans Hope Cancer
As a young boy Daniel learned all to fast that life can change on a dime. However, at such a young age he was not equiped to handle the emotions that would follow the death of his mother. Daniel was raised a Christian his entire life but after his mother died from cancer his faith was gone, he instead sought comfort in drugs, gangs and just plain mischief. His siblings tried so hard to help him, there were so many praying a hedge of protection over this young man. It wasn't until one
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New Pathway To Healing: An Interview With David Ault
by peteysilveira in Spirituality
Tags: David Ault New Thought Minister Spirituality Petey Silveira New Pathway To Healing
For nearly 30 years David has traveled the world as a New Thought musician, keynote speaker & workshop facilitator.
His focus on remembering the Divine within and reclaiming that connection has empowered hundreds of thousands on their spiritual journey.
The union of David's charismatic message & heartfelt singing has elevated him to keynote speaker of choice in many nationwide churches, centers and global organizations.
Throughout the 1980's, David, along with the late Jerry Florence and Keith Kimberlin made their mark in New Thought history by helping pioneer an unexplored musical genre — "visionary vocal/positive music." The trio, known as Alliance, became trailblazers when introducing original music specifically designed to support the metaphysical teachings that life reflects our thoughts.
David continued this musical path as a solo artist, releasing one critically acclaimed recording after another including The Healing Bridge, Travelin' With The Angels, All Is Calm, All Is Bright, And Then It Is Morning, One With The World, and Worthy Shoes.
David has served as senior minister for Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta, GA. since 2010.
Through his stateside non-profit, Khmer Child Foundation, David has established an ongoing fresh water well building facilitation project in the Siem Reap area of Cambodia, as well as created a non-government regulated school that provides free education, medical/hygiene assistance, agricultural and life skills training, all against the odds of poverty and bureaucratic restriction. The school, named Future Khmer Child, currently supports nearly 200 children.
As a respected teacher, writer and columnist, David is the author of the bestseller, Where Regret Cannot Find Me and the upcoming The Grass Is Greener Right Here.
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