This edition: After Football Guest: George Martin, former Executive Director, NFL Alumni Association
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Original tape date: January 25, 2013. First aired: February 11, 2013.George Martin, Former Executive Director of the NFL Alumni Association, discusses life after football and "A Journey for 9/11", his walk from New York to San Francisco to benefit seriously ill Ground Zero rescue and recovery workers. Taped Jan. 25, 2013
Guest List
Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, Jr. Director, Urban Education Policy Center, CUNY Graduate Center.
George Martin Former Executive Director, NFL Alumni Association
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- After Football Guest: George Martin, former Executive Director, NFL Alumni Association
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