On today’s edition of Underreported, we get an update on The Gambia’s president and his vow to rule for the next 40 years. And we talk to the author of a report that claims girls are being abused in two of New York’s juvenile prisons. Then, the influential wine consultant Michel Rolland joins us. And we hear about one man’s life on a Welsh sheep Farm. Plus: two Lasker-winning biologists tell us about their groundbreaking discoveries.
Underreported: Politics in The Gambia
Last week, The Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh was re-elected after making a vow to rule for the next 40 years. Abdoulaye S. Saine, an Associate Professor of African Studies and International Political Economy in the Department of Political Science at Miami University in Ohio, gives us an update on today’s ...
Underreported: Abuse in Juvenile Prisons
A new report from Human Rights Watch and the ACLU documents abuse and neglect in two high-security New York juvenile prisons. Mie Lewis, the report’s author, tells us that girls at Lansing and Tryon have been violently restrained and sexually abused by staff members. Mie Lewis is the Aryeh Neier ...
Talking Wine with Michel Rolland
Michel Rolland, perhaps the most influential (and controversial) wine consultant in the world, joins us.
Running for the Hills
In Running for the Hills, Horatio Clare brings to life the remote sheep farm in Wales where he grew up.
Events: Horatio Clare will be speaking
Thursday, September 28 at 7 pm
following a cocktail reception starting at 6 pm
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Events: Horatio Clare will be speaking
Thursday, September 28 at 7 pm
following a cocktail reception starting at 6 pm
Lasker Awards for Medical Sciences
The prestigious Lasker Awards for medical science are sometimes described as "America's Nobels." Two of this year’s winners, Elizabeth Blackburn and Jack Szostack, tell us about their groundbreaking work.

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