If you don't know Mitch Album by name or face, you know him from his incredible work.

Tuesdays with Mori, which came out back in 1997, is the top selling memoir of all time.

It sold 17 million copies since it was first published.

Mitch has six other bestsellers, but knowing him like I do, let me tell you, Mitch's greatest

work is not on the pages of those books.

This is a guy who opens his doors, the ones to his home that he shares with his wife, to

children who are in need.

From the orphanage he runs, have faith, Haiti.

He helps heal them.

He helps nourish them and sets them up for a future they would have never otherwise imagined.

That is the Mitch Album I Know, and that's who you're going to meet today.

I'm Hota Kotby and welcome to Making Space.

Mitch, first I want to say there's something about you and your presence and when you walk

into a room, something happens.

We should point out as we're sitting down to do our podcast, you did not come in alone.

You came in with two young kids who were from Haiti, from the orphanage that you care

for.

Look, there's a lot of things you could be doing in this moment.

I guess why?

These kids that I have with me, they're 115 and 116, they've been with me since they

were four and five years old.

For me, they are my children.

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