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Program Information
Thinking Out Loud: The Long View
Paul Morse Interviewed by Isa Cann
Interview
Isa Cann and Paul Morse
 Thinking Out Loud - WUML - Lowell MA  Contact Contributor
Jan. 6, 2006, 5:24 p.m.
The Long View reviews the basics of Fair Trade, pondering its origins, and effects upon producer/farmers' cultures and standards of living. The focus is coffee and Nicaragua.
Isa Cann produces The Long View and the complimentary information and audio link site:
thelongview.net
More info?: Visit thelongview.net Questions remain for a future segment; e.g. what happens to the cost of living in a Fair Trade community and what impact does the US industrial media-laden culture have upon the foreign cultures as Fair Trade battles with Free Trade for the same hearts and minds? Do you have questions? Email thelongview@wuml.org

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00:21:22 1 Jan. 5, 2006
WUML studio, Lowell, MA, USA
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