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Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4
Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4

Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4

Date9/8/1976
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  • Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4
  • Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program; Man Alive; Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program; Man Alive; Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4.
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