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Ep.4 Wade Davis, Magdalena River of Dreams

28m · Bookoccino Conversations · 07 Dec 04:00

Our guest is Anthropologist Wade Davis who’s written a best seller on Colombia... its beauty, people and the nation's entanglement with the cocaine trade and the 50 year Colombian Civil War...His new book is entitled 'Magdalena River of Dreams: A Story of Colombia'

Wade is interviewed by Martin Kane one of your friendly booksellers at Bookoccino.

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