Listed below are some of the sites we strongly recommend:
On Being is a spacious conversation — and an evolving media space — about the big questions at the center of human life, from the boldest new science of the human brain to the most ancient traditions of the human spirit. The program began as an occasional series on Minnesota Public Radio in 1999, then became a monthly national program in September 2001, and launched as a weekly program titled Speaking of Faith in the summer of 2003.
On Being is heard on a growing number of public radio stations in the U.S. — 240 and counting — and globally via Internet and podcast. In 2008, the program was awarded the highest honors in both broadcasting and electronic media — its first Peabody and its second Webby Award. Being is the only public radio program in the U.S. to achieve this distinction. (Description taken from the “About” section of the On Being blog).
LIKHAAN is the website of the University of the Philippines Institute of Creative Writing with links to its journal publications including Likhaan: The The Journal of Contemporary Philippine Literature. Like the Likhaan Facebook page.
From the “About” section of BillMoyers.com blog: “Bill Moyers.com is a new digital destination providing access to the continuum of Bill Moyers’ work in broadcast journalism, highlighting the current weekly series, Moyers & Company. The site offers full streaming video and podcasts of Moyers & Company, online-only essays, analytical blogs, interactive features, as well as an extensive video library of Moyers’ past work. For the first time, users can browse and view hundreds of Bill Moyers programs, such as the landmark series Bill Moyers Journal, and NOW with Bill Moyers, covering a wide range of topics including the economy, faith and reason, money and politics, war, media, and the arts. Combined with dedicated platforms on Facebook and Twitter, BillMoyers.com invites citizens hungering for smart, civil discourse to dig deeper, think harder, and participate in the conversation of democracy.”
Everyday Politics, Ordinary Lives
A blog about how politics can be found in the everyday experiences of ordinary peoples. You can also go to his collection of blog articles published at GMA News Online.
Criticine is an online publication dedicated to pushing forth intelligent discourse on Southeast Asian cinema. It first went online in late October of 2005.
Criticine exists through the efforts of several esteemed writers from all parts of Southeast Asia. It is based in Manila, Philippines, and is edited by Alexis A. Tioseco.
Bulatlat (boo-lat-lat) verb: to search, probe, investigate, inquire; to unearth facts.
Out to Africa: Bert’s Live Journal. “To Share skills. To Change lives. A little bit of adventure.”