Tasting menu: Audio highlights from the September 22nd 2018 edition

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The Economist

News & Politics, News

4.4 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2018

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Why Europe should embrace ties with Africa, the wildlife photographer who built an assault course for badgers, and an impressive display of bonhomie on the Korean peninsula. Lane Greene hosts.

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0:00.0	Do you feel...
0:01.2	Like one of those bassit hangs?
0:03.0	Like my nose can sense the quality of the paint,
0:05.0	even before my eyes, ears or hands.
0:08.0	Do you feel hungry?
0:09.2	Is what I was actually gonna say, Sam?
0:11.2	Right.
0:12.0	Yeah.
0:12.6	Heritage by Do Looks.
0:14.0	It's a feeling.
0:22.8	In London, this is the Economist.
0:24.8	You're listening to Tasting Menu,
0:26.4	a hand-picked collection of this week's stories for you
0:29.0	to digest each Monday.
0:31.0	I'm Lane Green, author of the Johnson column on Language,
0:34.0	and on your menu.
0:36.0	Why Europe should embrace ties with Africa,
0:39.0	the wildlife photographer who built an assault course for Badgers,
0:43.0	and an impressive display of Bonnami on the Korean Peninsula.
0:46.0	But first, Latin America's latest menace was our cover line this week.
0:51.0	Brazilians head to the polls next month to elect a new president.
0:55.0	It's a chance to rejuvenate a troubled, once promising country.
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