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SKINNER IN THE GAME | 50x50: Whatever Happened to the Harvard Class of 1976? (opens the original)
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SKINNER IN THE GAME | 50x50: Whatever Happened to the Harvard Class of 1976?What happens after Harvard? How do talent, ambition, setbacks, and purpose shape a lifetime?In this episode of 50x50: Whatever Happened to the Harvard Class of 1976?, Michael Conniff sits down with Rod Skinner in “Skinner in the Game”—an engaging conversation about a life dedicated to education, creativity, leadership, and personal growth.From his unforgettable years at Harvard and performances with the Harvard Krokodilo
50x50: Whatever Happened to the Harvard Class of 1976? – Buster's Times (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a remarkable career in journalism while staying true to your roots?In this episode, Michael Conniff sits down with Richard “Buster” Gonzales, a former NPR journalist with a distinguished 34-year career. Buster shares his inspiring journey from growing up in a working-class neighborhood in California to becoming a respected voice in public radio.Together, they discuss: Life at Harvard as a first-generation college student A 34-year career at National Public Radio (NPR)
Whatever Happened to the Harvard Class of 1976? | Photo Finish with Laura Zito | Michael Conniff (opens the original)
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In this powerful episode of 50x50: Whatever Happened to the Harvard Class of 1976?, Michael Conniff sits down with photographer, painter, and Harvard classmate Laura Zito for a deeply personal conversation about art, memory, identity, Ireland, and the lifelong struggle to preserve a creative legacy.Laura reflects on her journey from Harvard to rural Ireland, her decades of work as a photographer, her passion for painting, her experiences as a woman artist, and the emotional meaning behind a life
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