http://www.WorldVisionReport.org/ World Vision Report is a weekly newsmagazine capturing the human drama of the world's poorest children and families. Hosted by Peggy Wehmeyer, who served for seven years as the first religion correspondent for ABC World News Tonight, the World Vision Report can be heard online and has aired on hundreds of radio stations, such as WBUR (Boston), KPBS (San Diego), KXOT (Seattle), and WBEZ (Chicago). en-us Sat, 06 Feb 2010 00:00:00 PST Sat, 06 Feb 2010 00:00:00 PST Peggy.Wehmeyer@WorldVisionReport.org (Peggy Wehmeyer) Larry.Short@WorldVisionReport.org (Larry Short) World Vision Report World Vision Report World Vision Report is a weekly newsmagazine capturing the human drama of the world's poorest children and families. Hosted by Peggy Wehmeyer, who served for seven years as the first religion correspondent for ABC World News Tonight, the World Vision Report can be heard online and has aired on hundreds of radio stations, such as WBUR (Boston), KPBS (San Diego), KXOT (Seattle), and WBEZ (Chicago). No Larry.Short@WorldVisionReport.org (Larry Short) http://media.worldvision.org/rss/wv_podcast_icon_sm.jpg http://www.WorldVisionReport.org/ Sat, 06 Feb 2010 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: Leaving Haiti's death and destruction behind ... Dr. Richard Mollica helps refugees overcome trauma ... In Senegal, cross-breeding dairy cows pays off ... pushing a cart to make a living in Zimbabwe ... A street vendor in Jamaica clings to a dream ... Buying shoes and saving lives by providing medical treatment to Iraqi children ... Making movies to preserve a culture in Ladakh, India ... Momos are steamed dumplings from Tibet, enjoyed in India ... Global Guru on hot and cold foods ... An unlikely alliance helps our reporter cross the border between Senegal and Mauritania.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show317.mp3 Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: World Vision's president, Rich Stearns, brings news of the recovery effort in Haiti ... Another personal update from reporter Amelia de Sousa in Haiti ... NBA-style basketball, 'Basketball Without Borders,' comes to Africa ... World Bank economist Charles Kenny says that Africa may be in better shape than you think ... Trash haulers in Egypt (Zabaleen) are victimized by swine flu precautions ... Panama's Rubén Blades — out of government and singing again ... Patience is a necessity when traveling in West Africa.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show316.mp3 Sat, 23 Jan 2010 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: Journalist Amelia de Sousa reports amid the tragedy in Haiti ... An update from Amy Bracken, a journalist in Haiti ... Mexico City assists Haitians in the recovery effort ... Taking a break from the mayhem in Haiti with a focus on its music ... The relief effort in Port-au-Prince continues to unfold ... Build Change builds Indonesian homes to withstand earthquakes ... Security in Kabul, Afghanistan increases due to suicide bombings ... A team of refugees from Africa shows that soccer is more than just a game ... Global Guru: Interesting facts about the aboriginal boomerang ... Tarika Be: The music of Madagascar.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show315.mp3 Sat, 16 Jan 2010 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: An earthquake devastates Haiti, and the death toll could be as high as 50,000 ... Jean Appolon, a Haitian dance teacher in Boston, reflects on the damage to his country ... African immigrants in Italy riot over perceived racism ... Father Jerome is a Catholic priest who discourages African immigrants from going to Europe ... Recycling hotel soap for a cleaner planet ... Getting your ears cleaned in India ... Green Cart offers fresh produce to the poor in New York City.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show314.mp3 Sat, 09 Jan 2010 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: Hole in the Wall Computers makes technology in India available to all ... Television leads the technological revolution in the developing world ... The Camotero cart is a roadside food cart in Mexico that speaks for itself ... Cell phones transform lives in the developing world ... Technology creates affordable cooking fuel in Kenya — out of garbage ... Charcoal briquettes — a new fuel that saves gorillas in the Congo ... Village women in India become solar engineers ... Suitcase technology reaches a new level — and saves lives in Africa, with We Care Solar ... Technology changes everything in the developing world, even music.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show313.mp3 Sat, 02 Jan 2010 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report, a collection of award-winning encore stories: Thousands of children in Ghana are sold into bondage each year ... The 'glamor' of reporting from a muddy road in Chad ... Afghan Star is a documentary film about Afghanistan's version of American Idol ... A family in Malawi shows what it's like to make do with a dollar a day ... Teachers thought it was a joke when Kimane Maruge, 84, arrived for the first day of school in Kenya ... Award-winning world artist Lila Downs bridges cultural gaps ... Mexican immigrants risk their lives for the promise of better ones.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show312.mp3 Sat, 26 Dec 2009 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: One teacher's quest to educate kids in the Shanxi mountains of rural China ... A Chinese migrant couple hasn't seen their son in three years ... A teenager in Guinea, cast off by his parents, learns to repair cars ... A Massachusetts thrift store offers good prices — and community ... The Palestinian hip-hop of Gaza Strip native Mohammed Al Farra ... The secrets of Ma'lube, a classic Palestinian casserole, served upside down ... Remembering Norman Borlaug, creator of the Green Revolution ... Kumba Kumara, a woman in Sierra Leone, makes her first trip to the hospital.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show311.mp3 Sat, 19 Dec 2009 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: In Lebanon, hope comes in the form of a metal detector ... One teenager trades gang life for sweet dreams — literally ... A Guinness world record is an early Christmas gift for Mexico City ... The Ugandan civil war makes for an unlikely comic book topic ... Author William Powers finds Christmas cheer in an unexpected place ... Liberians make their home in an abandoned government building known as 'The Titanic' ... A traumatic story from Rwanda changes a reporter's life, bringing her a daughter named Lucie.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show310.mp3 Sat, 12 Dec 2009 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: Global warming threatens a way of life for farmers in Nepal ... Man-made glaciers: One Indian man's extraordinary solution to melting glaciers ... Maneuvering for water at a public tap in Nepal ... In Liberia, the 'wheels of justice' grind to a halt ... Malian duo Amadou and Mariam perform at Nobel Peace Prize concert ... A Haitian immigrant brings his passion for dance to Boston ... An encounter with a young boy on the streets of Haiti leaves a surprising impression ... Huge Hollywood movies aren't the only films being made in South Africa.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show309.mp3 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 00:00 PSTThis week on the World Vision Report: New recommendations encourage breast-feeding for HIV-positive moms ... An indigenous tribe in Bolivia runs an Amazon resort ... William Powers addresses climate change and the developing world ... A former rapist in South Africa teaches men about HIV and AIDS — and how to respect women ... On Mexican subway cars, riders hear — and buy — pirated music ... Palestinian refugees play games in order to deal with displacement ... A new movie called 'End of Poverty' tackles the causes of global poverty ... A conversation about tilapia with 'Millions Fed' editor David Spielman ... A 'Dusty Foot Philosopher' named K'naan makes his mark on the music world.http://media.worldvision.org/rss/podcast/show308.mp3