Future Guests:

14 May: Coming to the United States

Gloria Roa Bodin Immigration attorney and VOA favorite Gloria Roa Bodin returns to T2A to answer questions about how to come to the United States. Gloria has been helping immigrants in Miami, Florida for nearly 30 years. Her area of expertise includes visas for those she describes as extraordinary ability individuals, especially professionals with advanced degrees and internationally acclaimed artists.   Visit Ms. Bodin's website! U.S. Immigration information from Gloria Roa Bodin United States Citizenship and Immigration Services website

21 May: Emerging Markets and Global Development

James Wolfensohn Join us at 1800 UTC, to talk with James Wolfensohn, former President of the World Bank. Mr. Bill Guyton, President of the World Cocoa Foundation, talks with a farmer in the village of Monga in eastern Ivory coast Wolfensohn founded a private investment firm (Wolfensohn & Company) and advisory that provides strategic consulting advice to governments and large corporations doing business in emerging market economies. Mr. Wolfensohn has served as U.S. special envoy for Gaza disengagement for the Quartet on the Middle East, and has founded the Wolfensohn Center for Development at the Brookings Institution policy analysis center in Washington, D.C.

28 May: The Newseum

Susan Bennett Join our chat at 1800 UTC, when we visit a new interactive museum in Washington,DC Newseum, Washington DC that's dedication to the news called the Newseum.  Susan Bennett is a spokesperson with the Newseum and she'll describe how the Newseum takes visitors through history to the present using artifacts, photography, exhibits, films and interactive experiences.  The largest gallery in the Newseum features more than 350 historic newspaper front pages, newsbooks and magazines that span nearly 500 years.

Coming Soon: The World of Coca Cola

Muhtar Kent D.C Join us when we discuss a soft drink phenomenon, Coca Cola, with the corporation's incoming CEO Muhtar Kent. Coca Cola gave the world one of its best known tastes more than 120 years ago. The Coca-Cola Company is the world's largest beverage company. Consumers in more than 200 countries drink the Company's beverages at a rate exceeding 1.4 billion servings each day.