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  <title>Episode 78: Michael New</title>
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  <itunes:subtitle>Dr. Michael New is a social researcher and commentator who has been a faculty member of the dCEC's Notre Dame Vita Institute since its foundation. We talk about some of the positive trends that he sees in pro-life legislation, and the importance of connecting intellectual theory with boots-on-the-ground action.</itunes:subtitle>
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