Haiku

Mexican youth are telling the government to keep its hands off their cell phone signals

Mexico looks to have NSA-like plans in mind with its new telecommunications reform proposal. And that's not sitting well with some of the country's youth. Plus, the pro-Russia eastern regions of Ukraine have turned out to be a dangerous place for independent reporters. And a film controversy in China, in today's Global Scan.

Mexican youth are telling the government to keep its hands off their cell phone signals
Haiku - Gregory Johnson

This scientist's 'art' depicts an Earth in crisis

This scientist's 'art' depicts an Earth in crisis

New Algorithm from the Times Finds Haikus 'In the Wild'

New Algorithm from the Times Finds Haikus 'In the Wild'
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'Fringe groups reign supreme': your economic haiku

'Fringe groups reign supreme': your economic haiku
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The economy in haiku

The economy in haiku
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'Will not ever give up': your economic haikus

We've been asking listeners to send us their haiku about the economy. Tamara Tyrell joins us to read her haiku and explain what inspired her short poem about the economy.

'Will not ever give up': your economic haikus

Walden by Haiku

Professor Ian Marshall used Henry David Thoreau's prose to craft a series of haiku poems from the book Walden.

Walden by Haiku

'Walden by Haiku'

West meets East in a new book that rewrites Thoreau’s classic work in haiku form, reviving the glorious imagery of "Walden."

'Walden by Haiku'