New Nelson Mandela Podcast Shares Hours Worth Of History

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New nelson mandela podcast shares hours worth of history

NBC News published this video item, entitled “New Nelson Mandela Podcast Shares Hours Worth Of History” – below is their description.

Rick Stengel, a former stringer for Rolling Stone, recorded 70 hours of interviews with Nelson Mandela after his release from prison, who was in need of a ghostwriter for his autobiography. NBC News’ Harry Smith shares more about how Stengel turned the recordings into a podcast where listeners can hear history unfold.

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