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Asian Correspondent - Clip from IIUM debate "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" The debate was held on April 6, 2016.
Where are the Asian Correspondents on the Daily Show? A comedic take on why there aren't more Asian Correspondents and a few facetious reasons to hire one.
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Special thanks to Alex, Alicia, Allison, Anil, Anthony, Eleanor, Erick, Grace, Lisa, Megan, Melanie and Waynn.
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 3488
Ronny Chieng examines how outdated technologies and overpriced voting machines threaten America's election process.
Watch full episodes of The Daily Show now: http://on.cc.com/1h5ThRg
- published: 10 Nov 2015
- views: 716769
Rock-throwing protesters clashed with government forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir, a day after a Police teargas shell struck and killed a young boy.
At least 17 protesters and eight troops were injured in violent clashes as protestors hurled rocks and stones at Police and paramilitary.
Soldiers used teargas in a bid to quell rioters in Srinagar, Indian Kashmir's main city. Previously 14-year-old Wamiq Farooq was struck in the head by a similar tear gas shell during a protest against Indian rule.
Thousands of people gathered at Farooq's home and carried his body for burial, shouting slogans like "We want freedom" and "Indian forces leave Kashmir".
Kashmir, which is predominantly Muslim, is divided between India and Pakistan and claimed by both in its entirety.
Anti-India sentiment runs deep in the region, where more than a dozen rebel groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India or its merger with neighbouring Pakistan since 1989.
More than 68-thousand people, mostly civilians, have been killed in the uprising and the subsequent Indian crackdown.
The officer who fired the tear gas on Sunday which struck Wamiq Farooq was said by police to have been suspended.
- published: 01 Feb 2010
- views: 20651
TheGreeneSpace.org
Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news.
But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special."
Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy."
Watch the full show here:
http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/
Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo
Video Producer: David Mc Lean
Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson
Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway
Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss
- published: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 14363
Downtown Bangkok became a raging battleground as the Thai army stormed a barricaded protest camp and the Red Shirt leadership surrendered, enraging demonstrators who fired grenades and set fires that cloaked the skyline in a black haze.
The army used armoured trucks to bulldoze the barricades that have, for over two months, been the un-breached walls of the Red Shirt's central headquarters.
The Thai government declared a curfew in Bangkok from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. An announcement signed by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and broadcast on television banned anyone from leaving home during those times without permission from authorities.
At least two protesters and an Italian news photographer were killed in this army crackdown. Three other foreign journalists and 15 Thais were wounded in the fighting.
The Red Shirt leadership surrendered to authorities and the army declared itself in full control, but fresh violence soon erupted across central Bangkok and unrest boiled over in the northeastern countryside.
Protesters also turned their rage on the local media, which they have accused of biased coverage toward the government. Groups of rioters attacked the offices of state-run Channel 3 TV, where they set fires to cars parked outside, punctured water pipes that caused flooding and entered the building.
The Bangkok Post newspaper evacuated its staff after threats from the Red Shirts. An an hour later, Channel 3 stopped broadcasting.
Seven top Red Shirt leaders turned themselves in. A government spokesman declared the first stage of army operations successful.
http://uk.asiancorrespondent.com/video/thai-army-storms-red-shirt-encampme.htm
- published: 19 May 2010
- views: 10498
The best and biggest performances from the 2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival's late night club on ABC2's Comedy Up Late. #comedyuplate
comedyfestival.com.au
- published: 22 May 2014
- views: 234139
http://www.thegreenespace.org/
Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news.
But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special."
Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy."
Watch the full show here:
http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/
Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo
Video Producer: David Mc Lean
Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson
Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway
Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss
- published: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 9099
Broadcast: 03/05/2016
Reporter: Samantha Hawley
A dogfight has broken out in the skies to Australia’s north. As Australians demand cheaper travel and Asia’s swelling middle classes take to the air, airlines are waging a cut-throat war for market share.
But in the quest for bums on seats, is safety being sacrificed?
Maybe it’s not a good idea to fly some of those airlines. Aviation’s not really forgiving. – Asia-based airline captain
Foreign Correspondent reveals disturbing issues with poor safety standards and pilot training in some Asian budget carriers – including one that shuttles thousands of vacationing Australians to Bali every year.
Some airlines that fly to Australia don’t meet international standards and they should be banned. – independent aviation expert
Experts point the finger at one foreign regulator in particular, accusing it of failing to enforce standards and awarding pilot licences to people who should never fly.
Almost 300 people are reliant on you. If you cannot crew the plane well, those 300 will be your victims. – instructor to student pilots
- published: 14 May 2016
- views: 819
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9:22Asian Correspondent - IIUM "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" debate
Asian Correspondent - IIUM "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" debateAsian Correspondent - IIUM "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" debate
Asian Correspondent - Clip from IIUM debate "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" The debate was held on April 6, 2016. -
3:51Daily Show, Where the Asian Correspondents at?
Daily Show, Where the Asian Correspondents at?Daily Show, Where the Asian Correspondents at?
Where are the Asian Correspondents on the Daily Show? A comedic take on why there aren't more Asian Correspondents and a few facetious reasons to hire one. *** Special thanks to Alex, Alicia, Allison, Anil, Anthony, Eleanor, Erick, Grace, Lisa, Megan, Melanie and Waynn. -
15:24C-SPAN: Joe Wong at RTCA Dinner
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5:33The Daily Show with Trevor Noah - America's Voting Machines Are F**ked
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah - America's Voting Machines Are F**kedThe Daily Show with Trevor Noah - America's Voting Machines Are F**ked
Ronny Chieng examines how outdated technologies and overpriced voting machines threaten America's election process. Watch full episodes of The Daily Show now: http://on.cc.com/1h5ThRg -
1:56Violent protests in Kashmir after police kill boy
Violent protests in Kashmir after police kill boyViolent protests in Kashmir after police kill boy
Rock-throwing protesters clashed with government forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir, a day after a Police teargas shell struck and killed a young boy. At least 17 protesters and eight troops were injured in violent clashes as protestors hurled rocks and stones at Police and paramilitary. Soldiers used teargas in a bid to quell rioters in Srinagar, Indian Kashmir's main city. Previously 14-year-old Wamiq Farooq was struck in the head by a similar tear gas shell during a protest against Indian rule. Thousands of people gathered at Farooq's home and carried his body for burial, shouting slogans like "We want freedom" and "Indian forces leave Kashmir". Kashmir, which is predominantly Muslim, is divided between India and Pakistan and claimed by both in its entirety. Anti-India sentiment runs deep in the region, where more than a dozen rebel groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India or its merger with neighbouring Pakistan since 1989. More than 68-thousand people, mostly civilians, have been killed in the uprising and the subsequent Indian crackdown. The officer who fired the tear gas on Sunday which struck Wamiq Farooq was said by police to have been suspended. -
2:22Aasif Mandvi's behind the scene insights at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
Aasif Mandvi's behind the scene insights at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene SpaceAasif Mandvi's behind the scene insights at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
TheGreeneSpace.org Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news. But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special." Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy." Watch the full show here: http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/ Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo Video Producer: David Mc Lean Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss -
2:43Thai Army storms Red Shirt encampment and arrests protest leaders
Thai Army storms Red Shirt encampment and arrests protest leadersThai Army storms Red Shirt encampment and arrests protest leaders
Downtown Bangkok became a raging battleground as the Thai army stormed a barricaded protest camp and the Red Shirt leadership surrendered, enraging demonstrators who fired grenades and set fires that cloaked the skyline in a black haze. The army used armoured trucks to bulldoze the barricades that have, for over two months, been the un-breached walls of the Red Shirt's central headquarters. The Thai government declared a curfew in Bangkok from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. An announcement signed by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and broadcast on television banned anyone from leaving home during those times without permission from authorities. At least two protesters and an Italian news photographer were killed in this army crackdown. Three other foreign journalists and 15 Thais were wounded in the fighting. The Red Shirt leadership surrendered to authorities and the army declared itself in full control, but fresh violence soon erupted across central Bangkok and unrest boiled over in the northeastern countryside. Protesters also turned their rage on the local media, which they have accused of biased coverage toward the government. Groups of rioters attacked the offices of state-run Channel 3 TV, where they set fires to cars parked outside, punctured water pipes that caused flooding and entered the building. The Bangkok Post newspaper evacuated its staff after threats from the Red Shirts. An an hour later, Channel 3 stopped broadcasting. Seven top Red Shirt leaders turned themselves in. A government spokesman declared the first stage of army operations successful. http://uk.asiancorrespondent.com/video/thai-army-storms-red-shirt-encampme.htm -
6:58Ronny Chieng - ABC2 Comedy Up Late 2014 (E4)
Ronny Chieng - ABC2 Comedy Up Late 2014 (E4)Ronny Chieng - ABC2 Comedy Up Late 2014 (E4)
The best and biggest performances from the 2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival's late night club on ABC2's Comedy Up Late. #comedyuplate comedyfestival.com.au -
5:31Aasif Mandvi's first day at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
Aasif Mandvi's first day at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene SpaceAasif Mandvi's first day at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
http://www.thegreenespace.org/ Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news. But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special." Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy." Watch the full show here: http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/ Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo Video Producer: David Mc Lean Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss -
43:57Foreign Correspondent - False Economy
Foreign Correspondent - False EconomyForeign Correspondent - False Economy
Broadcast: 03/05/2016 Reporter: Samantha Hawley A dogfight has broken out in the skies to Australia’s north. As Australians demand cheaper travel and Asia’s swelling middle classes take to the air, airlines are waging a cut-throat war for market share. But in the quest for bums on seats, is safety being sacrificed? Maybe it’s not a good idea to fly some of those airlines. Aviation’s not really forgiving. – Asia-based airline captain Foreign Correspondent reveals disturbing issues with poor safety standards and pilot training in some Asian budget carriers – including one that shuttles thousands of vacationing Australians to Bali every year. Some airlines that fly to Australia don’t meet international standards and they should be banned. – independent aviation expert Experts point the finger at one foreign regulator in particular, accusing it of failing to enforce standards and awarding pilot licences to people who should never fly. Almost 300 people are reliant on you. If you cannot crew the plane well, those 300 will be your victims. – instructor to student pilots
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Asian Correspondent - IIUM "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" debate
Asian Correspondent - Clip from IIUM debate "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" The debate was held on April 6, 2016. -
Daily Show, Where the Asian Correspondents at?
Where are the Asian Correspondents on the Daily Show? A comedic take on why there aren't more Asian Correspondents and a few facetious reasons to hire one. *** Special thanks to Alex, Alicia, Allison, Anil, Anthony, Eleanor, Erick, Grace, Lisa, Megan, Melanie and Waynn. -
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The Daily Show with Trevor Noah - America's Voting Machines Are F**ked
Ronny Chieng examines how outdated technologies and overpriced voting machines threaten America's election process. Watch full episodes of The Daily Show now: http://on.cc.com/1h5ThRg -
Violent protests in Kashmir after police kill boy
Rock-throwing protesters clashed with government forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir, a day after a Police teargas shell struck and killed a young boy. At least 17 protesters and eight troops were injured in violent clashes as protestors hurled rocks and stones at Police and paramilitary. Soldiers used teargas in a bid to quell rioters in Srinagar, Indian Kashmir's main city. Previously 14-year-old Wamiq Farooq was struck in the head by a similar tear gas shell during a protest against Indian rule. Thousands of people gathered at Farooq's home and carried his body for burial, shouting slogans like "We want freedom" and "Indian forces leave Kashmir". Kashmir, which is predominantly Muslim, is divided between India and Pakistan and claimed by both in its entirety. Anti-India sentimen... -
Aasif Mandvi's behind the scene insights at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
TheGreeneSpace.org Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news. But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special." Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy." Watch t... -
Thai Army storms Red Shirt encampment and arrests protest leaders
Downtown Bangkok became a raging battleground as the Thai army stormed a barricaded protest camp and the Red Shirt leadership surrendered, enraging demonstrators who fired grenades and set fires that cloaked the skyline in a black haze. The army used armoured trucks to bulldoze the barricades that have, for over two months, been the un-breached walls of the Red Shirt's central headquarters. The Thai government declared a curfew in Bangkok from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. An announcement signed by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and broadcast on television banned anyone from leaving home during those times without permission from authorities. At least two protesters and an Italian news photographer were killed in this army crackdown. Three other foreign journalists and 15 Thais were wounded in... -
Ronny Chieng - ABC2 Comedy Up Late 2014 (E4)
The best and biggest performances from the 2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival's late night club on ABC2's Comedy Up Late. #comedyuplate comedyfestival.com.au -
Aasif Mandvi's first day at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
http://www.thegreenespace.org/ Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news. But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special." Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown gu... -
Foreign Correspondent - False Economy
Broadcast: 03/05/2016 Reporter: Samantha Hawley A dogfight has broken out in the skies to Australia’s north. As Australians demand cheaper travel and Asia’s swelling middle classes take to the air, airlines are waging a cut-throat war for market share. But in the quest for bums on seats, is safety being sacrificed? Maybe it’s not a good idea to fly some of those airlines. Aviation’s not really forgiving. – Asia-based airline captain Foreign Correspondent reveals disturbing issues with poor safety standards and pilot training in some Asian budget carriers – including one that shuttles thousands of vacationing Australians to Bali every year. Some airlines that fly to Australia don’t meet international standards and they should be banned. – independent aviation expert Experts point the...
Asian Correspondent - IIUM "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" debate
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:22
- Updated: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 126
Asian Correspondent - Clip from IIUM debate "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" The debate was held on April 6, 2016.
Asian Correspondent - Clip from IIUM debate "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" The debate was held on April 6, 2016.
wn.com/Asian Correspondent Iium Do Muslim Women Need Feminism Debate
Asian Correspondent - Clip from IIUM debate "Do Muslim Women Need Feminism?" The debate was held on April 6, 2016.
- published: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 126
Daily Show, Where the Asian Correspondents at?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 3488
Where are the Asian Correspondents on the Daily Show? A comedic take on why there aren't more Asian Correspondents and a few facetious reasons to hire one.
***...
Where are the Asian Correspondents on the Daily Show? A comedic take on why there aren't more Asian Correspondents and a few facetious reasons to hire one.
***
Special thanks to Alex, Alicia, Allison, Anil, Anthony, Eleanor, Erick, Grace, Lisa, Megan, Melanie and Waynn.
wn.com/Daily Show, Where The Asian Correspondents At
Where are the Asian Correspondents on the Daily Show? A comedic take on why there aren't more Asian Correspondents and a few facetious reasons to hire one.
***
Special thanks to Alex, Alicia, Allison, Anil, Anthony, Eleanor, Erick, Grace, Lisa, Megan, Melanie and Waynn.
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 3488
C-SPAN: Joe Wong at RTCA Dinner
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:24
- Updated: 18 Mar 2010
- views: 1241681
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah - America's Voting Machines Are F**ked
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:33
- Updated: 10 Nov 2015
- views: 716769
Ronny Chieng examines how outdated technologies and overpriced voting machines threaten America's election process.
Watch full episodes of The Daily Show now: ...
Ronny Chieng examines how outdated technologies and overpriced voting machines threaten America's election process.
Watch full episodes of The Daily Show now: http://on.cc.com/1h5ThRg
wn.com/The Daily Show With Trevor Noah America's Voting Machines Are F Ked
Ronny Chieng examines how outdated technologies and overpriced voting machines threaten America's election process.
Watch full episodes of The Daily Show now: http://on.cc.com/1h5ThRg
- published: 10 Nov 2015
- views: 716769
Violent protests in Kashmir after police kill boy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:56
- Updated: 01 Feb 2010
- views: 20651
Rock-throwing protesters clashed with government forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir, a day after a Police teargas shell struck and killed a young boy.
At leas...
Rock-throwing protesters clashed with government forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir, a day after a Police teargas shell struck and killed a young boy.
At least 17 protesters and eight troops were injured in violent clashes as protestors hurled rocks and stones at Police and paramilitary.
Soldiers used teargas in a bid to quell rioters in Srinagar, Indian Kashmir's main city. Previously 14-year-old Wamiq Farooq was struck in the head by a similar tear gas shell during a protest against Indian rule.
Thousands of people gathered at Farooq's home and carried his body for burial, shouting slogans like "We want freedom" and "Indian forces leave Kashmir".
Kashmir, which is predominantly Muslim, is divided between India and Pakistan and claimed by both in its entirety.
Anti-India sentiment runs deep in the region, where more than a dozen rebel groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India or its merger with neighbouring Pakistan since 1989.
More than 68-thousand people, mostly civilians, have been killed in the uprising and the subsequent Indian crackdown.
The officer who fired the tear gas on Sunday which struck Wamiq Farooq was said by police to have been suspended.
wn.com/Violent Protests In Kashmir After Police Kill Boy
Rock-throwing protesters clashed with government forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir, a day after a Police teargas shell struck and killed a young boy.
At least 17 protesters and eight troops were injured in violent clashes as protestors hurled rocks and stones at Police and paramilitary.
Soldiers used teargas in a bid to quell rioters in Srinagar, Indian Kashmir's main city. Previously 14-year-old Wamiq Farooq was struck in the head by a similar tear gas shell during a protest against Indian rule.
Thousands of people gathered at Farooq's home and carried his body for burial, shouting slogans like "We want freedom" and "Indian forces leave Kashmir".
Kashmir, which is predominantly Muslim, is divided between India and Pakistan and claimed by both in its entirety.
Anti-India sentiment runs deep in the region, where more than a dozen rebel groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India or its merger with neighbouring Pakistan since 1989.
More than 68-thousand people, mostly civilians, have been killed in the uprising and the subsequent Indian crackdown.
The officer who fired the tear gas on Sunday which struck Wamiq Farooq was said by police to have been suspended.
- published: 01 Feb 2010
- views: 20651
Aasif Mandvi's behind the scene insights at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 14363
TheGreeneSpace.org
Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian C...
TheGreeneSpace.org
Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news.
But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special."
Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy."
Watch the full show here:
http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/
Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo
Video Producer: David Mc Lean
Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson
Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway
Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss
wn.com/Aasif Mandvi's Behind The Scene Insights At The Daily Show, Live In The Greene Space
TheGreeneSpace.org
Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news.
But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special."
Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy."
Watch the full show here:
http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/
Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo
Video Producer: David Mc Lean
Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson
Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway
Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss
- published: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 14363
Thai Army storms Red Shirt encampment and arrests protest leaders
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:43
- Updated: 19 May 2010
- views: 10498
Downtown Bangkok became a raging battleground as the Thai army stormed a barricaded protest camp and the Red Shirt leadership surrendered, enraging demonstrator...
Downtown Bangkok became a raging battleground as the Thai army stormed a barricaded protest camp and the Red Shirt leadership surrendered, enraging demonstrators who fired grenades and set fires that cloaked the skyline in a black haze.
The army used armoured trucks to bulldoze the barricades that have, for over two months, been the un-breached walls of the Red Shirt's central headquarters.
The Thai government declared a curfew in Bangkok from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. An announcement signed by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and broadcast on television banned anyone from leaving home during those times without permission from authorities.
At least two protesters and an Italian news photographer were killed in this army crackdown. Three other foreign journalists and 15 Thais were wounded in the fighting.
The Red Shirt leadership surrendered to authorities and the army declared itself in full control, but fresh violence soon erupted across central Bangkok and unrest boiled over in the northeastern countryside.
Protesters also turned their rage on the local media, which they have accused of biased coverage toward the government. Groups of rioters attacked the offices of state-run Channel 3 TV, where they set fires to cars parked outside, punctured water pipes that caused flooding and entered the building.
The Bangkok Post newspaper evacuated its staff after threats from the Red Shirts. An an hour later, Channel 3 stopped broadcasting.
Seven top Red Shirt leaders turned themselves in. A government spokesman declared the first stage of army operations successful.
http://uk.asiancorrespondent.com/video/thai-army-storms-red-shirt-encampme.htm
wn.com/Thai Army Storms Red Shirt Encampment And Arrests Protest Leaders
Downtown Bangkok became a raging battleground as the Thai army stormed a barricaded protest camp and the Red Shirt leadership surrendered, enraging demonstrators who fired grenades and set fires that cloaked the skyline in a black haze.
The army used armoured trucks to bulldoze the barricades that have, for over two months, been the un-breached walls of the Red Shirt's central headquarters.
The Thai government declared a curfew in Bangkok from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. An announcement signed by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and broadcast on television banned anyone from leaving home during those times without permission from authorities.
At least two protesters and an Italian news photographer were killed in this army crackdown. Three other foreign journalists and 15 Thais were wounded in the fighting.
The Red Shirt leadership surrendered to authorities and the army declared itself in full control, but fresh violence soon erupted across central Bangkok and unrest boiled over in the northeastern countryside.
Protesters also turned their rage on the local media, which they have accused of biased coverage toward the government. Groups of rioters attacked the offices of state-run Channel 3 TV, where they set fires to cars parked outside, punctured water pipes that caused flooding and entered the building.
The Bangkok Post newspaper evacuated its staff after threats from the Red Shirts. An an hour later, Channel 3 stopped broadcasting.
Seven top Red Shirt leaders turned themselves in. A government spokesman declared the first stage of army operations successful.
http://uk.asiancorrespondent.com/video/thai-army-storms-red-shirt-encampme.htm
- published: 19 May 2010
- views: 10498
Ronny Chieng - ABC2 Comedy Up Late 2014 (E4)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:58
- Updated: 22 May 2014
- views: 234139
The best and biggest performances from the 2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival's late night club on ABC2's Comedy Up Late. #comedyuplate
comedyfestiva...
The best and biggest performances from the 2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival's late night club on ABC2's Comedy Up Late. #comedyuplate
comedyfestival.com.au
wn.com/Ronny Chieng Abc2 Comedy Up Late 2014 (E4)
The best and biggest performances from the 2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival's late night club on ABC2's Comedy Up Late. #comedyuplate
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- published: 22 May 2014
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Aasif Mandvi's first day at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
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- Duration: 5:31
- Updated: 08 Mar 2013
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Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Se...
http://www.thegreenespace.org/
Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news.
But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special."
Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy."
Watch the full show here:
http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/
Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo
Video Producer: David Mc Lean
Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson
Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway
Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss
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http://www.thegreenespace.org/
Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The Daily Show laugh with titles like "Senior Muslim Correspondent" or "Senior Asian Correspondent," often satirizing Muslim, Middle Eastern and South Asian issues in the news.
But Mandvi is so much more than a "Senior Brown Correspondent." He's an accomplished theater actor, having starred in productions such as a Broadway revival of "OKLAHOMA!" and most recently the critically acclaimed play "Disgraced." He won an Obie award for his one man show "Sakina's Restaurant," which he later turned into the feature film "Today's Special."
Join On the Media host and managing editor Brooke Gladstone for a conversation with Mandvi about comedy, Broadway, making "fake news" and the challenges of being the "brown guy."
Watch the full show here:
http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2013/feb/26/brooke-gladstone-conversation-aasif-mandvi/
Executive Producer: Indira Etwaroo
Video Producer: David Mc Lean
Production Managers: Jennifer Sendrow - Nikki Johnson
Video Switcher: Bliss Holloway
Audio Engineers: Gaines Legare - Bill Moss
- published: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 9099
Foreign Correspondent - False Economy
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- Duration: 43:57
- Updated: 14 May 2016
- views: 819
Broadcast: 03/05/2016
Reporter: Samantha Hawley
A dogfight has broken out in the skies to Australia’s north. As Australians demand cheaper travel and Asia’s s...
Broadcast: 03/05/2016
Reporter: Samantha Hawley
A dogfight has broken out in the skies to Australia’s north. As Australians demand cheaper travel and Asia’s swelling middle classes take to the air, airlines are waging a cut-throat war for market share.
But in the quest for bums on seats, is safety being sacrificed?
Maybe it’s not a good idea to fly some of those airlines. Aviation’s not really forgiving. – Asia-based airline captain
Foreign Correspondent reveals disturbing issues with poor safety standards and pilot training in some Asian budget carriers – including one that shuttles thousands of vacationing Australians to Bali every year.
Some airlines that fly to Australia don’t meet international standards and they should be banned. – independent aviation expert
Experts point the finger at one foreign regulator in particular, accusing it of failing to enforce standards and awarding pilot licences to people who should never fly.
Almost 300 people are reliant on you. If you cannot crew the plane well, those 300 will be your victims. – instructor to student pilots
wn.com/Foreign Correspondent False Economy
Broadcast: 03/05/2016
Reporter: Samantha Hawley
A dogfight has broken out in the skies to Australia’s north. As Australians demand cheaper travel and Asia’s swelling middle classes take to the air, airlines are waging a cut-throat war for market share.
But in the quest for bums on seats, is safety being sacrificed?
Maybe it’s not a good idea to fly some of those airlines. Aviation’s not really forgiving. – Asia-based airline captain
Foreign Correspondent reveals disturbing issues with poor safety standards and pilot training in some Asian budget carriers – including one that shuttles thousands of vacationing Australians to Bali every year.
Some airlines that fly to Australia don’t meet international standards and they should be banned. – independent aviation expert
Experts point the finger at one foreign regulator in particular, accusing it of failing to enforce standards and awarding pilot licences to people who should never fly.
Almost 300 people are reliant on you. If you cannot crew the plane well, those 300 will be your victims. – instructor to student pilots
- published: 14 May 2016
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Aasif Mandvi's behind the scene insights at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
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Thai Army storms Red Shirt encampment and arrests protest leaders
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Ronny Chieng - ABC2 Comedy Up Late 2014 (E4)
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Aasif Mandvi's first day at The Daily Show, Live in The Greene Space
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Since 2006, Aasif Mandvi has been making audiences of The ...
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Foreign Correspondent - False Economy
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Reporter: Samantha Hawley
A dogfight has broken out in the skies t...
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Stephen Hawking Issues Warning For What Brexit Could Mean For The Human Species
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Stephen Hawking has penned a thoughtful appeal for post-Brexit Britain to reconsider the role that wealth plays in society, warning that isolationism and envy could even lead to the end of the human species, Mashable reports. In a Guardian essay, the world-renowned physicist made the case for a more comprehensive and generous definition of wealth "to include knowledge, natural resources and human capacity." ... ....
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Hillary Clinton And Dangers Of The 'Making History Voter'
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Zayn Malik, Gigi Hadid Are The ‘Change’ Muslims, Asians Need
Edit Inquisitr 30 Jul 2016
Will we all be looking back in 20 years and see the popularity of Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik as one of the most important turning points of English-speaking Asian culture? ... However, this idea that she is an important change can go a lot deeper if you are — like her and her boyfriend Zayn Malik — a person from the English-speaking, South or Southwest “Asian”/Muslim cultures in either the U.K....
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Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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BJP fined Rs. 25,000 for non-appearance of witness Bhupendra Yadav
Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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Experts praise China's global governance role
Edit China Daily 30 Jul 2016
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11,830 students secure FYJC admission in fifth round
Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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Huge, once-hated fish now seen as weapon against Asian carp
Edit The Himalayan 30 Jul 2016
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Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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Sri Lanka allotting land for economic zone
Edit China Daily 30 Jul 2016
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Childhood memories made Anil Kapoor try Western Railway stunt
Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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SpiceJet taps NFC to cut boarding pass queues
Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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Lammas-KABLAMMAS!
Edit Skiddle 30 Jul 2016
Passing Clouds in London. Saturday 30th July 2016. 7.00pm til 4.00am (last entry 3.00am). Minimum Age. 18. Cloud Factory Adventures in celebrate the peak of the summer harvest with Lammas-kaBLAMMAS! Featuring the Correspondents, pagan fancy dress & more ... THE CORRESPONDENTS ... Cloud Factory Adventures cannot WAIT to unleash the behemoth of The Correspondents upon you!! The Correspondents consist of singer Mr Bruce and producer Chucks ... DJs.....
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Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
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