The Intelligence: Haiti’s latest nightmare

This podcast episode examines Haiti's deteriorating security situation, exacerbated by the absence of elected officials and the emergence of powerful gangs. Despite international attention, a transitional government and security mission remain uncertain. Meanwhile, the Oscars delve into an era of increasing international presence, with foreign-language films dominating the competition, reflecting the Academy's membership diversification efforts. Yet, as the ceremony struggles with declining viewership, its relevance as a bridge between filmmakers and the public is questioned. This episode also celebrates the extraordinary style and spirit of Iris Apfel, a late-blooming fashion icon known for her vibrant and eclectic outfits, leaving a legacy of embracing individuality and finding beauty in the unexpected.