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Hypomaniacs - Maniac Nation

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http://www.youtube.com/user/hypomaniacs

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Hypomaniacs - Addicted

Cyberpunkers - Shock (Hypomaniacs RMX)

Inside Source is our regular audio journal on the events and people making the news in the Sourcefabric community.

This week we hear from Guatemalan journalist and open source advocate Claudia Cruz on what's been making the headlines in the Central American country recently.

Khombole in Senegal is the site of a promising new initiative to promote safe motherhood. We get the lowdown on the project from Sheriff Bojang Junior. 

Finally, we speak with WADR about our recent Knight-Batten Award for Innovations in Journalism and what it means for other radio stations around the world.

Inside Source #2: Dispatches from Guatemala and Khombole

The first in a three part series on Booktype at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
This discussion with developer, Johannes Wilm, focuses on the international landscape of publishing.

After Frankfurt, with Johannes Wilm

Azeenarh Mohammed is a Nigerian social media journalist, commentator, blogger and star. She's also a bad poetry lover, horse enthusiast, food addict and adrenaline junkie.

Here she talks to Sourcefabric's Adam Thomas (the two worked together on ecojournalism.org) about the #occupynigeria movement one year on, plus a new environmental movement that's capturing the imaginations of social networks, both online and offline.

(Music kindly loaned by Cathode. Field Recordings by Adam Thomas, in Lagos)

Adam Thomas interviews Nigerian activist Azeenarh Mohammed

Adam speaks with Her Excellency, the Governor of Warrap State Ms. Nyandeng Malek Dielic, and Stephen Kovats, founder of the r0g_agency for open culture and critical transformation.

Governor Nyandeng is the first female elected governor of one of South Sudan's 10 federal states and a long-term advocate of women's rights, education and empowerment. Adam and Stephen talk with her about her thoughts on open systems and open media as she tries to bring one million pastoralists into the 21st century.

Sounds: Kindly lent by Cathode.
Image. Planting the seeds of a better future in South Sudan (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Oxfam) 

Governor Nyandeng (Warrap State, South Sudan) in conversation with Adam Thomas

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