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Talk to the Editor for January 14: Disaster relief, Fort Hood, Tea Parties, and more

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The Christian Science Monitor's Talk to the Editor webcast: broadcast live at 1PM EST on Thursdays.

By Jacob Turcotte

January 14, 2010

This webcast, recorded live on Jan. 14 features The Monitor's Pat Murphy, staff writer Patrik Jonsson, and a conversation about some of the stories Patrik has been covering for The Monitor. We talk about this week's earthquake in Haiti and past natural disasters covered by Patrik, as well as the Fort Hood shooting, Tea Party protests, and cold weather in Florida. Join us right here next Thursday afternoon 1PM EST for a conversation about President Obama's first year in office.

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