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Radio Segment Online

12/5/2017

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Photo by Tim Willis.

In case you missed the NPR interview through KNKX, here it is! Just under ten minutes total:

Finding Humanity On A Public Bus, by Jennifer Wing. Interview by Gabriel Spitzer. Once again, an enormous thank you to both those fine luminaries for making this happen.

​And thank you for listening!
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70 Librarian
12/6/2017 10:34:26 am

book! book! book! :D

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Nathan
12/8/2017 11:07:54 am

Lots of work happening behind the scenes on that front! Thus the less-frequent blog posts, for which I apologize!! Thank you for the cheers!

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Mia
12/6/2017 10:25:02 pm

That warms my heart & makes me exceedingly happy, Nathan!

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Nathan
12/8/2017 11:08:21 am

Thank you so much, Mia!! It was a pleasure to do.

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Mia
12/8/2017 03:10:53 pm

I'm with 70 Librarian! Book! Book! Book! With feeling😁

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