Yes, that's what we're calling it. On this episode, we take a wide view on the deal between Turkey and the EU. If you don't know what deal I’m talking about, go read this Guardian primer, written by Patrick Kingsley http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/08/eu-turkey-refugee-deal-qa Patrick will be joining us on the show, specifically to talk about the 13 Syrian migrants sent back to Turkey by mistake. We also have a lot of other guests, to take you through various aspects of this deal. Boris Cheshirkov at UNHCR reports from on the ground in Lesvos, Vincenzo Scarpetta of OpenEurope analyses the politics of the deal within the EU, and Gulsah Yurdakul gives the perspective from Ankara. Mike Noyes at ActionAid knocks back the idea that this deal can just call itself legal and make it so, Sara Tesorieri at Oxfam makes their case against the deal, and then Steve Symonds at Amnesty brings it home with the most bemusing twist in the history of the crisis. Also look out for legal analysis from our very own Mike Meehall Wood (Sophie is away this week). This deal is bigger in scope than any podcast could handle (well, maybe Serial could do it), so if you want to know more about it, subscribe to our newsletter here, and we’ll send you a bunch of further reading (and our newsletter), http://eepurl.com/bVz2oH If you want to get in contact for anything else, it's migrantpodcast@gmail.com or on Twitter @migrantpodcast The Migrant Crisis Podcast will be back next week, with an episode that is not about the Turkey/EU deal. We're done with it for now.