Podcast Episode 21: A Jewish Reader’s Feedback And Andy On Taking Risks

Feb 9, 2012 | In The Loop

In The Loop with Andy Andrews, hosted by Andy Traub.

A Jewish reader leaves feedback about Andy’s latest book “How Do You Kill 11 Million People?” and Andy talks about taking risks.

 

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