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Coast to Coast AM with Ian Punnett 5/30/2009 [Modern Day Pirates] (Commercial-free)

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Modern Day Pirates

Date: 05-30-09
Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Daniel Sekulich
Format: MP3 / 48kbps / 44Khz
File Size: 54.5 MB [4 x 13.5 MB]
Total runtime: 2:38:21
Edited out: Commercials + bumper music
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Modern Day Pirates
Ian Punnett welcomed journalist Daniel Sekulich, who discussed his new work on modern-day piracy. More details forthcoming.

Daniel Sekulich's Biography:
Daniel Sekulich is a reporter and documentary filmmaker whose last documentary film, Aftermath: The Remnants of War, has garnered nine awards at festivals worldwide. He has written about piracy for The Toronto Globe & Mail and is one of the leading authorities writing on this growing scourge. His new book, Terror on the Seas: True Tales of Modern Day Pirates, shows how violent these new pirates are and how their activities on one side of the globe can have far-reaching effects everywhere, whether it deals with the global economy or the global War on Terror.

Website(s):

  • terrorontheseas.com

    Book(s):

  • Terror on the Seas: True Tales of Modern-Day Pirates

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