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The Brian Lehrer Show / September 30, 2003

The Brian Lehrer Show

Tuesday, September 30, 2003

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Dean’s List

It’s a little over a year before the 2004 election, but the Democratic presidential contenders (10 so far) never stop stumping. Former Vermont governor Howard Dean speaks about his bid for the Democratic nomination. In the wake of Pope John Paul II’s declining health and the Catholic leader’s recent appointment of 31 new cardinals, author Greg Tobin talks about the process of selecting church officials, including a new pope. Beginning in October, you’re invited to a recording studio in Grand Central Station to tell your darkest secrets. StoryCorp is veteran radio producer David Isay’s latest campaign to hear the stories of the under-represented. Plus, Kenneth Guest joins us to talk about the changing role of religion in an evolving Chinatown immigrant community.
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David Isay, Public radio producer, runs Sound Portraits in New York on his bid to record an oral history of ordinary people

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Howard Dean Democratic Presidential hopeful and former Governor of Vermont on his bid for the Democratic Presidential Nomination.

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Kenneth Guest Assistant Professor of Sociology at Baruch and author God in Chinatown: Religion and Survival in New York's Evolving Immigrant Community on the role of religion in new immigrant communities in Chinatown.

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