The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
361: Salena Zito—A Place and a Purpose in a World Gone Mad
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The Washington Examiner columnist and reporter discusses why Lincoln's Gettysburg address holds up 160 years later, why she's building a room to hold miniature trains, the "dust up" in the Middle East, our current age of disruption, and why people are searching for something bigger than themselves. Then, by request, Mike serenade's Salena.