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Physician-assisted suicide
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Length:
52 minutes
Released:
Nov 11, 2006
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Features a memorable interview with distinguished TV journalist and author, Betty Rollin.
The award-winning former NBC correspondent is now a reporter for PBS'
Religion and Ethics Newsweekly. Author of "First You Cry" and "Final
Wishes," Ms. Rollin talks movingly about the need for
physician-assisted suicide and the Oregon law. Phil Och's song "When
I'm Gone" is performed by folksinger Kristin Lems, and famous
freethinkers born this week are discussed along with a little
referendum news. (MP3, 52 min, 24 MB)
The award-winning former NBC correspondent is now a reporter for PBS'
Religion and Ethics Newsweekly. Author of "First You Cry" and "Final
Wishes," Ms. Rollin talks movingly about the need for
physician-assisted suicide and the Oregon law. Phil Och's song "When
I'm Gone" is performed by folksinger Kristin Lems, and famous
freethinkers born this week are discussed along with a little
referendum news. (MP3, 52 min, 24 MB)
Released:
Nov 11, 2006
Format:
Podcast episode
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