104 Fourteen Years—The U.S., Where Henry Immigrated Illegally

17/09/2018 58 min

Listen "104 Fourteen Years—The U.S., Where Henry Immigrated Illegally"

Descargar episodio Ver en sitio original

Episode Synopsis

Henry tried three times to cross the border into the U.S., a long journey from his home in Honduras. He has been a translator for Mission Lazarus since coming back. I asked why ... and hope listening like this evaporates borders. Special thanks to the musician, Dana Boulé.

Visit Missionlazarus.org.

"Blessed are those in whose hearts are roads."
—Psalm 84:5

More episodes of the podcast The Observer Effect

136 Exposure Therapy—Sulawesi, Where Rachel Was a Fellow 23/01/2022

135 So Much More Than One Thing—Mauritius, Where Armen Was a Fellow 15/01/2022

134 Moral Injury—Afghanistan, Where Joan Got a Text 08/01/2022

133 All Very Hush Hush—Yemen, Where Aziza Wants to Help People Die 20/05/2020

132 Love Is Stronger Than Death—Benin, Where Jean Reconnected 19/04/2020

131 La Direction de la Vie—Paris, Where Étienne Considered Suicide 10/04/2020

130 Black Doesn't Speak—Paris, Where Caracola Clowns 03/04/2020

129 Al-Amin—The Bronx, Where Mohibul Trusted 28/03/2020

128 Belonging—Mostar, Where Anja Is Writing a Bible 27/02/2020

127 The Beauty of Sorrow—Zipolite, Where Indra Drowned 20/02/2020

Ver todos los episodios

ZARZA We are Zarza, the prestigious firm behind major projects in information technology.

104 Fourteen Years—The U.S., Where Henry Immigrated Illegally

Listen "104 Fourteen Years—The U.S., Where Henry Immigrated Illegally"

Episode Synopsis

More episodes of the podcast The Observer Effect

Increase the rate of email delivery

Personnel recruitment via Web

Bandwidth: Broadband or Narrowband?

Personnel recruitment via Web

Deep web or Invisible Internet

Subdomains, a glance with the experts!

Free Internet, a prediction in Nostradamus style

Educational Technology: From traditional to digital

Localhost, there’s no place like 127.0.0.1

Googling with breathtaking tricks you ignore

Gray Hat Hacking, those with ambiguous ethics…

Internet Predators on the prowl

Dot COM: The Internet’s dominant TLD