Overview
Each day, thousands of panhandlers work the streets and subways of cities all across America. Are the hard luck stories they tell believable? What are their lives really like off the street? Correspondent Deborah Amos explores the hidden world of panhandlers in New York City, gaining access to the intimate details of the their lives, investigating the real story of why they beg, and examining the impact of New York Mayor Rudolph Guiliani’s crackdown on panhandlers.
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13 - 1School Colors October 18, 1994 -
13 - 2Is This Any Way to Run a Government? October 25, 1994
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13 - 3Hot Money November 01, 1994
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13 - 4How to Steal $500 Million November 08, 1994
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13 - 5Hillary's Class November 15, 1994 -
13 - 6The Nicotine War January 03, 1995
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13 - 7Does TV Kill? January 10, 1995
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13 - 8What Happened to Bill Clinton? January 31, 1995
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13 - 9The Godfather of Cocaine February 14, 1995
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13 - 10The Begging Game February 21, 1995
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13 - 11Rush Limbaugh's America February 28, 1995
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13 - 12Divided Memories (1) April 04, 1995
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13 - 13Divided Memories (2) April 11, 1995
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13 - 14The Homecoming April 25, 1995
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13 - 15When the Bough Breaks May 02, 1995
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13 - 16The Vanishing Father May 16, 1995
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13 - 17The Confessions of Rosa Lee May 23, 1995
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13 - 18Welcome to Happy Valley June 06, 1995
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13 - 19Currents of Fear June 13, 1995