 "Talk of the Nation Science Friday (NPR)")
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Interview: Dr. Jane Goodall discusses her life as a primatologist working with chimpanzees, the IMAX movie about her life and being in the forefront of animal rights
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NPR Talk of the Nation Science Friday
09-27-2002
Interview: Dr. Jane Goodall discusses her life as a primatologist working with chimpanzees, the IMAX movie about her life and being in the forefront of animal rights
Host: IRA FLATOW
Time: 2:00-3:00 PM
IRA FLATOW, host:
This is TALK OF THE NATION/SCIENCE FRIDAY. I'm Ira Flatow.
A few years back, filmmakers working at the Science Museum of Minnesota asked a group of people to name...
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