Sarah Jones (#86) January, 2006

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Sarah Jones (#86) January, 2006

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Feb 7, 2006

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Sarah Jones talks about the shift from slam poet to Broadway star, performing at United Nations, the melting pot of Queens, NY, and what its like to have Meryl Streep as your number one fan. And she brings along a few of her characters from "Bridge and Tunnel" as well. Original airdate - January 27, 2006.

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Feb 7, 2006

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Sarah Jones (#86) January, 2006

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