The Global Business Coalition believes that HIV/AIDS should be a fundamental issue for the business sector. Executive Director Trevor Neilson joins us today to discuss the increasing toll of HIV/AIDS in China, and the GBC’s strategies for combating HIV/AIDS. Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff reflects on his influential musical career, and shares his new album Black Magic. Frances Sternhagen discusses her role in Echoes of the War, a production of two short plays about WWI by J. M. Barrie—best known as the author of Peter Pan. And David Browne, a music critic for Entertainment Weekly, turns his attention to skateboarding, snowboarding, and other extreme sports with his new book Amped.
Trevor Neilson of the Global Business Coalition on the impact on HIV/AIDS in China.
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Music:
“Knuddelmaus” by Ulrich Schnauss
“Fallout” by Euphone
Reggae icon Jimmy Cliff discusses his legacy and his latest album, Black Magic.
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Music: Black Magic, Jimmy Cliff: “I Want I Do I Get” / “People” featuring Sting / “Dance” featuring Wyclef / “Good Life”
Frances Sternhagen on her role in Echoes of the War.
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Music:
Soundtrack to The Elephant Man, music by John Morris: “John Merrick and Psalm” / “John Merrick and Mrs. Kendal”
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