Bill Siemering and Oljoo

Studio 360 | Feb 23, 2011

Bill Siemering has traveled all over the world to help people to create their own radio stations — in places such as South Africa and the Czech Republic. Over the past 5 years he's made a number of trips to Mongolia for the Open Society Institute to help develop local radio there. One of the places he visited was the Southern Gobi Province. Produced by Gardner Allen.

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