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This Week On Metro Connection: Choices

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We'll jump from the political to the personal this week as we bring you a show about choices. We'll go inside the District's messaging machine, and meet politicos trying to influence your choice at the ballot box. Plus, we'll talk with Washingtonians who've opted to leave their nine-to-five gigs to pursue their passions. And we'll pay homage to the news event in which we had little choice but to participate: Super Storm Sandy.


[Music: "Every Little Bit Hurts" by John Davis from Title Tracks / "Should I Stay or Should I Go [Karaoke Version in the Style of The Clash]" by Karaoke Pro Band]

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