Tonight, I’m going to be on Into the Night with Jack Riccardi, on KTSA 550 AM San Antonio. It will be guest-hosted by Sean-Paul Kelley from The Agonist, and we’ll be discussing a lot of the exciting things that have been happening around Central Asia the last few months.
I’ll be from 9:30 – 10:00 p.m. EST. Audio stream available here.
Update: Well that was fun, and Sean-Paul is a cool guy (and I’m way jealous he’s been to Meshed!). I wanted to play up Nathan’s role on here, since he is the reason it exists, but didn’t get a chance. Oh well. I posted a recording, for which I hope I have permission, below.
First, some relevant links to some topics we discussed:
- How Iran and Russia are dominating Turkmeni gas supplies.
- The horrible mess of foreign aid in Afghanistan.
- The Asia Foundation survey of Afghan attidues.
Then, the audio.
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Note: Sometimes, Odeo can be temperamental. If the above player doesn’t work, I’ve uploaded a copy to the Internet Archive.
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Joshua Foust is a Fellow at the American Security Project and the author of Afghanistan Journal: Selections from Registan.net. His research focuses primarily on Central and South Asia. Joshua is a correspondent for The Atlantic and a columnist for PBS Need to Know. Joshua appears regularly on the BBC World News, Aljazeera, and international public radio. Joshua is also a regular contributor to Foreign Policy’s AfPak Channel, and his writing has appeared in the New York Times, Reuters, and the Christian Science Monitor. Follow him on twitter: @joshuafoust
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Joshua, the link to the audio file doesn’t seem to work anymore.
It didn’t, but I fixed it. Not sure yet I like Odeo. If the problem persists, I’ll find another way of posting it without ruining my hosting plan, or Nathan’s.