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2009:

  1. A conversation with author Mitch Albom
    A conversation with author Mitch Albom

    with Mitch Albom on Jan 9, 2009

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    18 min
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  2. Web Exclusive: Mitch Albom on Barry Sanders
    Web Exclusive: Mitch Albom on Barry Sanders

    with Mitch Albom on Jan 9, 2009

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    3 min
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  3. Daily Highlights Friday January 9, 2009
    Daily Highlights Friday January 9, 2009

    with John McLaughlin, David Ignatius, Mark Lowenthal and more on Jan 9, 2009

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    6 min
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  4. Mitch Albom on what the auto industry means to Detroit
    Mitch Albom on what the auto industry means to Detroit

    with Mitch Albom on Jan 9, 2009

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    2 min
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  5. Mitch Albom says a powerful economic country needs the manufacturing industry
    Mitch Albom says a powerful economic country needs the...

    with Mitch Albom on Jan 9, 2009

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    2 min
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  6. Mitch Albom on his Sports Illustrated article
    Mitch Albom on his Sports Illustrated article

    with Mitch Albom on Jan 9, 2009

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    1 min
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2005:

  1. A conversation about baseball with Mitch Albom
    A conversation about baseball with Mitch Albom

    with Mitch Albom on Mar 17, 2005

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    53 min
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2001:

  1. A conversation with author and journalist Mitch Albom
    A conversation with author and journalist Mitch Albom

    with Mitch Albom on Jul 19, 2001

    Duration
    12 min
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Mitch Albom is the author of nine books, including the newest, ‘For One More Day’, published 9/26/06. His first novel, “The Five People You Meet in Heaven”, (9/03) is the most successful U.S. hardback first novel ever and has to date sold over 8 million copies worldwide “Tuesdays With Morrie,” (1997) his chronicle of time spent with a beloved but dying college professor, spent four years on the NY Times bestsellers list and is now the most successful memoir ever published. Both books were eventually turned into popular TV films.

Source- http://www.albom.com/biography.html