I'm back from my wanderings with a very full show for you. First, we hear about the re-release of a mobile phone-based video game called Silverback. Then, to Zimbabwe to hear about FrontlineSMS. We'll have a studio talk with The World's Alex Gallafent about his multimedia-laced trip to the Amazon, and a chat with Cyrus Farivar about his trip to the Baltics. And somewhere in there, we'll talk about a new social networking site designed to bring donors and malaria researchers in Africa together. And yes, finally, a piece on Phorm.

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The answer to our Geo Quiz is Bristol, England, home to the music style known as "trip-hop." Anchor Katy Clark tells us about British nostalgia for a couple of bands that made "trip-hop" so popular a decade ago.

The World's Katy Clark speaks with Wally Oppal, the attorney general of British Columbia, about a polygamous enclave there that has links similar groups in the United States.

Jason Strother reports that the Olympic torch will arrive in South Korea this weekend. Human rights activists in Seoul want to use the event to focus attention on China's forced repatriation of North Korean refugees.

For today's Geo Quiz we're looking for a city in south-west England that sits on the banks of the River Avon. It's also home to a style of music called "trip-hop".

Rabbi Arik Ascherman

Jake Warga has the story of an Israeli rabbi who is trying to mediate land disputes between Israelis and Palestinians.

Anchor Katy Clark speaks with reporter Charles Sennott about a meeting of Iraqi leaders taking place in Helsinki, Finland. The leaders come from Iraq's Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish communities. And the hope is that the meeting can bring about some much-needed reconciliation in Iraq.

The World's Katy Clark speaks with Errol Morris, the director of a new documentary about the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal in Iraq.

Tinku Ray reports from Delhi on the controversy surrounding American-style cheerleaders at professional cricket games in India.

Cheerleaders in India

The World's Alex Gallafent previews his upcoming trip to Brazil's Amazon region.