20 November 2021
Episode 483
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We speak with Nuno Santos, director of CNN Portugal, about the launch of the channel. Plus: Dan Crowe from new literary title ‘Inque’, and ‘Nsenene’, a new book by Italian photographer Michele Sibiloni on grasshopper-catching in Uganda.
20 November 2021
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Italian photographer Michele Sibiloni on his new book, which documents grasshopper-catching in Uganda.
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