Angry Planet

ICYMI: Taliban Memories

Dec 31, 2021

01:00:24

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The Middle of Nowhere

04:08

What Was It Like to Live in Coba?

05:43

I Think the Biggest Thing That Americans Don't Understand Is the Border Region.

01:55

Introduction

3min

Afghanistan - The Story of the Tolibin

4min

We're Always Going to Have That Airsport on Hand, and Even if Not So Much as That

4min

The Tsunami in South Africa - A Brief Introduction

2min

How Did People Feel About the Taliban?

2min

Afghanistan - The Experience of the Taliban

2min

What Was It Like to Live in Coba?

6min

I Think the Biggest Thing That Americans Don't Understand Is the Border Region.

2min

The Middle of Nowhere

4min

10.

Afghanistan - The Talibon

3min

11.

The Soviets Built the Salon Pass in the Sixties.

2min

12.

The First Dstom Checkpoint

5min

13.

Do You Think There Really Is an Afghanistan?

3min

14.

What Happened to Danny Pearl?

2min

15.

The Shoeicide Bomber

2min

16.

What's Your Most Indelible Impression From Your Time in Pakistan?

5min

17.

Dostom's Carpet Boys

3min

18.

The Telebonare Persistent

5min

19.

Angry Planet Podcast

3min

The Taliban - we all know them, few of us love them, and it looks like they’re going to rule Afghanistan - again.

So, what was it like the first time the Islamic militants took over, in 1996?

Today, we have two journalists who were in Afghanistan in the 90s. Scott Neuman was working for United Press International and wrote from the scene.

Alan Chin is a photographer who went to Afghanistan to take pictures for The New York Times.

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