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Virginia Governor Tim Kaine suffers an early setback to his state transportation plan, while Richmond takes up bills on illegal immigration and same-sex marriages. It's the Virginia Politics Hour, a wrap-up of news from around the Commonwealth.
Bob Thomson, Virginia Politics Editor, "Washington Post"
Bob Gibson, Reporter, Charlottesville Daily Progress
Robert Holsworth, Dean of Virginia Commonwealth University's School of Government and Public Affairs
Stewart Schwartz, Executive Director, Coalition for Smarter Growth
Bob Chase, President of the Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance
Claire Guthrie Gastanaga, Principal of CG Squared Consulting, legislative strategist and lobbyist for the Virginia Coalition of Latino Organizations
It began as an interactive art project: 3,000 self-addressed blank postcards, distributed to strangers, in the hope they'd share their secrets. PostSecret surprised even its creator, becoming a sold-out art exhibit, a best-selling book and a seamless integration of the Internet and the mailbox. Artist Frank Warren joins Kojo to discuss how art and anonymity combined to yield fascinating insights into human behavior.
Frank Warren, Curator of PostSecret.com; and editor of "PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives" (Regan Books)
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