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Season 1998 Episode 1 | 28m 51s
Marcia Franklin talks with leading death penalty opponent Sister Helen Prejean, C.S.J. about her views, as well as the success of the book and film about her life, 'Dead Man Walking.' The two also discuss the potential future of the death penalty, women in the priesthood, and her next project.
Aired: 05/13/98
Major Funding Provided by the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
Former Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus talks with Joan Cartan-Hansen about his new book.
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Marcia Franklin talks with Idaho authors about their works and their picks for good reads.
Former Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus talks with Joan Cartan-Hansen about his new book.
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Investigative Journalist Jane Mayer
Investigative journalist Jane Mayer discusses her book “Dark Money.”
