INDONESIA
American Fringes: How the Media Makes it Worse
Part two of our American Fringes magazine explores the role of the media, fringes abroad and who's fighting back.
The Dirty Secret Behind The West's Coconut Fad
At a time the demand for coconut products is exploding in the developed world, an OZY investigation from the Philippines and Indonesia finds that the 8 million smallholder farmers growing the fruit in the world’s two biggest coconut exporting countries are — far from benefiting — actually hurting.
Dodging Death: A Global COVID-19 Crash Course
Trying to stay a step ahead of disease, delays and possible death while mixing in international travel? Not so easy.
This Might Be the Most Eco-Friendly Scuba Dive Resort on Earth
There’s diving, and then there’s diving at a remote island without a boat or piece of trash in sight.
The Carlos Watson Show
The Carlos Watson Show brings bold, impactful conversations with culture-defining celebrities, intellectual pioneers and changemakers, spotlighting the voices you need to hear to make sense of this important time in American history.
Tracking Down a Killer in East Timor
In the '90s when Australia moved into East Timor to help the U.
The Internet Crackdown Bug Is Spreading
Governments are turning the internet tap off as a key weapon to curb protests that are increasingly driven by social media.
Look Closer: Cirque du Soleil or …
This surreal-looking scene reflects a very real history of colonialism in Indonesia.
As the Amazon Burns, Indonesia Shows World How to Fight Forest Fires
Blazes across Indonesia in 2015 left Southeast Asia shrouded in a haze.
How the Deaths of Four Students Changed Indonesia Forever
These young men inspired real political change when none seemed possible.
The World's First Anti-Vax Fatwa Has Been Issued. Here's What It Did
A religious authority in Indonesia told people to skip vaccines.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
How This Trans Politico Is Changing Indonesia From the Inside
Kety Haji Jalla is an educator and political activist in an unusually tolerant part of Indonesia.
How a 'Secular' President Is Wooing Conservative Muslims
The rightward shift of Joko Widodo is propelling him toward victory and pushing Indonesia in a far different direction than he once promised.
