DBT #0109: Lisa Scottoline – Come Home
In this April 2012 interview, David talks with Lisa Scottoline about ‘Come Home.’
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DBT 0195: Ken Griffey – Big Red: Baseball, Fatherhood, and My Life in the Big Red Machine
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