1.23.26 The price of pro-life witness, a review of two different mysteries, and an exploration of poetry and music

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🗓️ 23 January 2026

⏱️ 40 minutes

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0:00.0	Good morning. Today, the 53rd annual March for Life in Washington. We'll talk abortion, politics, and more with John Stone Street on Culture Friday. Also today. My experience, people who are looking for trouble, they usually find it. World film Reviewer Colin Garberino with a new film and a classic.
0:23.6	Later, music critic Arsenio Orteza on a poet, a composer, and a partnership decades in the making.
0:30.6	It's Friday, January 23rd.
0:39.8	This is the world and everything in it.
0:42.1	From listeners-supported World Radio.
0:44.5	I'm Marino Brown.
0:45.5	And I'm Nick Eicher.
0:46.5	Good morning.
0:48.6	Up next, Kent Covington with today's news.
0:52.8	President Trump unveiled the new Board of Peace for the Gaza Strip on Thursday at the World
0:57.2	Economic Forum in Davos.
0:59.3	The board will help oversee the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in guide Gaza's future and
1:04.1	reconstruction.
1:05.2	There's tremendous potential with the United Nations, and I think the combination of the
1:10.1	Board of Peace with the kind of people we have here, coupled with the United Nations. And I think the combination of the Board of Peace with the kind of
1:11.9	people we have here, coupled with the United Nations, can be something very, very unique for the
1:17.8	world. Trump says 59 countries have signed on, but only about 20 countries were physically represented.
1:24.4	Secretary of State Marco Rubio remarked, countries of different backgrounds from different parts of the world, majority Christian some,
1:31.3	majority Muslim others who've come together in time, in fact, former adversaries who have
1:37.2	joined here as part of this Board of Peace. Many close U.S. allies have yet to join. Some
1:42.7	countries say that they support the ceasefire,
1:44.9	but have concerns about the board's scope and how it would interact with the United Nations.
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