In this powerful episode of SOS America, host Charles Feldman sits down with Dauda Sesay and Sharon Nije from the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants for a deeply moving conversation about survival, resilience, and hope. Dauda shares his harrowing personal journey from Sierra Leone, recounting how he witnessed members of his own family brutally killed during the country’s devastating civil war, and the impossible decision to flee his homeland in order to survive. His story is a...
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In this powerful episode of SOS America, host Charles Feldman sits down with Dauda Sesay and Sharon Nije from the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants for a deeply moving conversation about survival, resilience, and hope. Dauda shares his harrowing personal journey from Sierra Leone, recounting how he witnessed members of his own family brutally killed during the country’s devastating civil war, and the impossible decision to flee his homeland in order to survive. His story is a...
Inside Washington’s Moral Crisis: CORRUPTION EXPOSED!
SOS AMERICA with Charles Feldman
53 minutes
2 months ago
Inside Washington’s Moral Crisis: CORRUPTION EXPOSED!
Welcome to a revealing and urgent conversation between Charles Feldman and Richard Painter. A deep dive into the ethical undercurrents shaping Washington, D.C. and the U.S. government. In this episode, they explore: How ethics are often sidelined in policy debates What “ethics” truly mean in day-to-day governmental decision making Real-world cases of conflicts of interest, revolving doors, and influence peddling What reforms are needed (and which ones are realistic) The role of public accoun...
SOS AMERICA with Charles Feldman
In this powerful episode of SOS America, host Charles Feldman sits down with Dauda Sesay and Sharon Nije from the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants for a deeply moving conversation about survival, resilience, and hope. Dauda shares his harrowing personal journey from Sierra Leone, recounting how he witnessed members of his own family brutally killed during the country’s devastating civil war, and the impossible decision to flee his homeland in order to survive. His story is a...
