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September 27, 2007
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A look inside the spiritual culture of Burma, exploring the meaning of monks taking to the streets there in September, the way in which religion and military rule are intertwined, and how Buddhism remains a force in and beyond the current crisis.
Program Details
» Particulars ¦ an annotated guide to the radio program with readings, images, and links
» Resources
» Books + Music ¦ lists of recommended books and music from the program
» Krista's Journal
» Transcript
» Credits
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Unheard Cuts
» Complete, Unedited Interview (mp3, 1:21.47)
Where to cut? Where to edit? We couldn't include all of Krista's interview with Ingrid Jordt in the radio program. So here's your chance to listen to their entire, unedited conversation and let us know what you think.
SoundSeen: Video
SoundSeen: Video - Animals at Play» Images of Burmese Life
These scenes from recent Burmese life tell a compelling story of work and learning, protest and dissatisfaction — including street footage of the September 2007 demonstrations and a report from the BBC.
About the Image
Burmese monks queue, waiting for lunch.
(photo: Eric Lafforgue/flickr)
Voices of Our Audience
» Your Reflections ¦ tell us and other audience members what this program meant to you.
Voice on the Radio
Ingrid Jordt Ingrid Jordt
Jordt is an assistant professor of Anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, former Buddhist nun, and author of Burma's Mass Lay Meditation Movement.