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John Hickenlooper, "The Opposite of Woe"
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June 5, 2016
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58:54Now PlayingJohn Hickenlooper was elected governor of Colorado in 2010, making him the second brewer in the nation’s history to attain that office— after Samuel Adams of Massachusetts in 1792. Hickenlooper’s candid, often funny memoir, The Opposite of Woe: My Life in Beer and Politics is a trove of similar unlikely yet fitting parallels and anecdotes, alongside stories of his life before and after politics.
Hickenlooper is in conversation with Jane Harman.
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