Hmong Sheboygan Radio started broadcasting on September 23, 1983 at North High School Radio WSHS 91.7 FM. The original program aired traditional Hmong songs, music, and provided vital information for the adjustment of Hmong refugees from Laos since the fall of the Vietnam war. Since the program went off the air in 2019, the Hmong Mutual Assistance of Sheboygan decided to bring it back for a short period, leading up to the Sheboygan Hmong New Year celebration at North High School on November 29th & 30th. We hope you enjoy these special and limited episodes and thank you for listening!

The hard truth of modern humanitarian action was this: access had closed, risks had risen, and remote delivery had become unavoidable. In this episode of the DevelopmentAid Dialogues podcast (Season 3), host Hisham Allam spoke with Ina Bluemel—a veteran of emergency health, WASH, and logistics leadership across WHO, IFRC, and multiple NGOs—about what it took to keep aid effective when workers could not set foot on site, frameworks felt rigid, and trust was under strain. Bluemel set the ...

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This is the personal podcast from Prof Tissa Wijeratne, Chair, World Brain Day committee, Chair, Public Awareness and advocacy, World Federation of Neurology. Views are my own . It is my mission to promote better brain health globally. Neurological disorders are the leading cause of disability worldwide. Nearly 90% of these can be prevented while majority can be managed well with appropriate intervention.