Speaking of Faith | Studs Terkel on Work, Life, and Death


	November 17, 2005 LISTEN [44k, RealAudio] ¦ BUY American legend Studs Terkel — radio personality, oral historian, and one of America's greatest raconteurs — speaks with Krista Tippett in his home in Chicago. They discuss large questions he's pondering anew in his 90's — life and work, loss and death. A self-professed agnostic in his ninth decade, Terkel also has much to say about religion and his lifelong pursuit to understand "what makes people tick."

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Studs Terkel
Terkel is a radio personality and author who has published 20 books on central themes and events in American life. He won a Pulitzer Prize for his 1984 oral history of World War II, The Good War.