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Season 6 Episode 604 | 26m 36s
Some children find their voice quickly and easily. Many don't. We sample Earth Seasoned, a new film about four girls who lived a full year out in Oregon's rugged Cascade Mountains, and talk with a founder of the Heartisan Foundation, where youngsters are led to understand the stirring power of their own personal stories.
Aired: 05/02/17
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