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Hi, it's Mike. It's Saturday and tautologically speaking. This is the Saturday show.

Normally on the Saturday show, we bring you one from the vaults and one from the week,

but I'm going to

change things up just a little bit I'm going to bring you one for the not so

distant past is it faulty is it more weaky I don't know it's not weak it's not

weak it's a strong interview with Nathan Thral who just won the Pulitzer

Prize in non-fiction for the book we're going to talk about a day in the life of

Abbed Salama it was really a great book and I think a deserving winner.

And for all and I then used the talk to talk about his opinion of the

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