Frank Cordaro is a former priest who has served a total of 6 years in prison as a result of various civil resistance actions, and who is active in the Catholic Worker movement. He was interviewed by Jack Gilroy.
Producer/Host: Jack Gilroy Engineer: Wilton Vought (last name rhymes with thought)
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This is episode 6 in the Nonviolent Direct Action series.
#1 is a radio Mp3: 192Kbps, Mono, -24 LUFS. #2 is a podcast Mp3: 64Kbps, Mono, -19 LUFS.
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