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Mick Unplugged
The host highlighted the memoir as a powerful, raw, and introspective work that illustrated how personal storytelling can ignite a journalist's passion. He noted that reading the book revealed the source of the author's fervor in his New York Times columns.
Episode: Jonathan Capehart: Lessons in Truth, Connection, a...
Capehart cited Blow's memoir as another powerful, raw, introspective work that demonstrated how personal storytelling can fuel a journalist's passion.
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Fast forward 20 years, I read Charles Blow's memoir, Fire Shut Up in My Bones. Again, raw, open, honest, introspective. And it showed me where the passion came from in Charles's columns for the New York Times.