Article August 19, 1991 Issue

In Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, Australia, Canada, Europe, and Asia, shortwave radio broadcasts based on the television program The Herald of Christian Science are reaching a large audience. We thought that Sentinel readers might enjoy reading adaptations from some of these radio programs.

The Herald Broadcast

Feeding the world's hunger

Beulah Roegge with contributions from James Nelson Goodsell, Bea Roegge, Jim, Richard Harley

Beulah Roegge: Welcome to The Herald of Christian Science. I'm Bea Roegge. We're calling our program today "Feeding the world's hunger." We have with us James Nelson Goodsell, the editor-anchor of El Monitor de Hoy. Jim, what's being done about hunger in Latin America?

James Nelson Goodsell: I think governments are slowly moving toward trying to find ways to distribute food more effectively. South America has enough available land to produce all the food the area needs. It's a question of doing it and getting that food to the people who need it.

Bea: What's holding it up?

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