By Mike Rhodes, Editor-in-Chief, MuncieJournal.com—
MUNCIE, IN—On Friday, June 14th, I sat down with Steve Lindell and interviewed him about his experiences in Arua, Uganda.
Within the audio interview beneath, Steve talks about why he went, and the logistics of touring over 7,000 miles to Radio Pacis in Arua, Uganda— his remaining vacation spot. In my 25 minute interview Steve talks in regards to the challenges the folks of Arua face daily:
Like poverty and authorities corruption.
Working in a multi-lingual atmosphere, to create impactful radio applications for the general public.
Touring on rudimentary paths for hours that masquerade as roads.
Ethnic cleaning.
All whereas standing out as the primary white man many Aruan’s had ever seen.
It’s an attention-grabbing interview I hope you’ll hearken to. Despite the fact that the life-style in Uganda is tough, you’ll hear Steve talk about why there may be nonetheless JOY among the many folks there.
Steve is open to chatting with civic teams across the Delaware County space, and has already given a couple of displays. In case your group is attention-grabbing in listening to him communicate in regards to the journey, electronic mail him at steve.lindell@woofboom.com
A couple of images of his journey are beneath, too.
(Click on the play button beneath to hearken to the interview.)
Within the audio interview above, Steve talks about this picture. Referred to as a “listening session,” the picture exhibits various refugee teams who got here collectively to voice their considerations on quite a lot of topics and matters. These periods had been recorded by Radio Pacis, after which broadcast over their radio stations.
