Occupational Hazards
An American clergywoman in Paris promotes the healing power of silence.
We meet the Rev. Mary E. Haddad, an American priest who comforted New Yorkers after 9/11 and now is comforting Parisians after the Charlie Hebdo attacks. Plus, the story behind the New Yorker magazine鈥檚 bloody tribute cover to the murdered cartoonists. And an Indian-American writer wonders how much his lighter-skinned daughter understands about race.
The US Army gets serious about cyberwarfare. And the film 鈥楾he Interview鈥� gets plenty right about North Korea. And the hackers behind CryptoWall 2.0 get greedy about ransoms.
(Photo: Mary E. Haddad, interim priest at the American Cathedral of Paris. Credit: PRI鈥檚 The World.)
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From NYC To Paris
Silence links an American priest鈥檚 response to 9/11 and the Charlie Hebdo attacks
Duration: 04:19
A Sketched Tribute
The story behind the New Yorker magazine鈥檚 tribute cover to Charlie Hebdo
Duration: 03:56
Deepak Singh
'Papa, you are brown, and I am white'
Duration: 02:48
Army Cyber School
The US soldiers doing battle in cyberspace
Duration: 05:02
Truth in Humour
In between the crass jokes, 'The Interview' got a lot right about North Korea
Duration: 05:01
Ransomware
A computer virus and a ransom note. Only Bitcoins accepted
Duration: 04:26
Broadcasts
- Sat 17 Jan 2015 04:32GMT麻豆社 World Service Online
- Sun 18 Jan 2015 15:32GMT麻豆社 World Service Online
- Sun 18 Jan 2015 22:32GMT麻豆社 World Service Online
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