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Archive: Imprint season 13 episode 25

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On this show: profile of childrens' author Christopher Paul Curtis. Host Tina Srebotnjak interviews war correspondent Ian Stewart about his book Freetown Ambush about being shot while covering the war in Sierra Leone. Gerald L'Ecuyer profiles self-help guru Carolyn Myss.

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Sep 02, 2002

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