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(Marcus Samuelsson and Richard Meier)
Journalist Dilip Hiro looks into the end of the Iraq War and its fall-out. HW Brands examines the history of the lone star state and Texas’ struggle for statehood. Then, writer, actor and producer Marlo Thomas shares some words of wisdom. And the continuation of Secret Admirers, with an unlikely pair-- Marcus Samuelsson, the youngest chef ever to receive a three-star restaurant review from The New York Times meets with one of his idols, architect Richard Meier.
Dilip Hiro
Journalist Dilip Hiro looks into the end of the Iraq War and its fall-out. His book is called Secrets and Lies.
HW Brands
Remember the Alamo! HW Brands, author of Lone Star Nation, examines the history of the lone star state and Texas’ struggle for statehood.
Marlo Thomas
Writer, actor and producer Marlo Thomas shares some words of wisdom, The Right Words At The Right Time.
Marcus Samuelsson and Richard Meier
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