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The Don Kroah Show

Center for Security Policy | Feb 16, 2009
By David Reaboi

As host of one of the Greater DC area's most popular call-in talk shows, Don Kroah brings some 34 years of experience as a full-time pastor and as a radio broadcaster to the microphone. He is heard weekdays from 4-7pm on WAVA-105.1 Click the date below to listen to the interviews.

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