Discovering Iran
Season 2003 Episode 2 | 28m 33s
IdahoPTV host Marcia Franklin & Boisean Azam Houle talk about their trip to Iran in 2003.
Joan Cartan-Hansen talks with IdahoPTV producer and host Marcia Franklin about her six-week trip to Iran in 2003, during which she filmed a documentary about the environmental movement in that country called “From Idaho to Iran.” Franklin is joined by Boise resident Azam Houle, who went back to Iran with Marcia for the first time since leaving the country 27 years earlier.
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Dialogue is a local public television program presented by IdahoPTV
Major Funding by the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation. Additional Funding by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Friends of Idaho Public Television.
Discovering Iran
Season 2003 Episode 2 | 28m 33s
Joan Cartan-Hansen talks with IdahoPTV producer and host Marcia Franklin about her six-week trip to Iran in 2003, during which she filmed a documentary about the environmental movement in that country called “From Idaho to Iran.” Franklin is joined by Boise resident Azam Houle, who went back to Iran with Marcia for the first time since leaving the country 27 years earlier.
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