Radio series in Haitian Creole on rural migration, living with a handicap, child trafficking, recycling, access to recreation, prison conditions and egg smuggling. Produced by Conrad Fox for Round Earth Media. Reporters: Phares Jerome, Veronica Legere, Harold Isaac, Michel Joseph, Vladimir Ridore.

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An interview with Haitian DJ and musician Michael Brun. Even if you're not into EDM, his is worth listening to. Articulate about his craft and humble about his success, you can't help but feel excited when he explains how we are on the cusp of a new world order in music, where a musician from Haiti can jam with a singer from Colombia using beats from Africa, and gain an audience everywhere, even back in the hometown ghettos he avoided as a kid.

The interview was part of this reporting project from Round Earth Media roundearthmediahaiti.org

Michael Brun interview With Conrad Fox

A crowd gathers nervously near the Dominican border, among them young children. How many are being trafficked to work, either voluntarily or against their will, on the other side? This story attempts to trace the route of child trafficking, from far flung rural outposts to the tourist beaches of Santo Domingo.

Trafficking Mix

There is garbage everywhere on the streets of Hinche. Most people just pick their way around it. But the people at Kay Blada recycling pick it up. And that's not as easy as it sounds in a town where recycling is still seen as strange. Find out how a visionary group of locals are turning junk into jobs.

Recycling Mix

Haiti was once a predominantly rural country. Today it is among the most urban in the hemisphere. Migrants are fleeing extreme poverty of the countryside in record numbers. How long Haiti's increasingly overcrowded cities sustain the movement? Produced for Round Earth Media.

From Country to City

Wilson, a ferryman on the River Suchiate, border of Mexico and Guatemala, talks about the reaction of his African customers when they reach Mexico.

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