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Lunch With Nancy Reagan Helped Launch The Career Of This Hoosier Motivational Speaker

Lunch With Nancy Reagan Helped Launch The Career Of This Hoosier Motivational SpeakerAn internationally known motivational speaker from Indiana says working with former first lady Nancy Reagan and her â€œJUST SAY NOâ€ campaign paved the way for his successful career. WFYI's Jill Ditmire talks with author/speaker/humorist Kevin Wanzer.urlcomedy, Nancy Reagan, Kevin Wanzer, Just Say no, motivational speaking2016-03-11T00:00:00-05:002016-03-11T00:00:00-05:00

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Internationally known motivational speaker Kevin Wanzer says meeting Nancy Reagan helped shape his career.
*Courtesy Kevin Wanzer/ kevinwanzer.com*

Lunch With Nancy Reagan Helped Launch The Career Of This Hoosier Motivational Speaker — Internationally known motivational speaker Kevin Wanzer says meeting Nancy Reagan helped shape his career.
*Courtesy Kevin Wanzer/ kevinwanzer.com*

INDIANAPOLIS -- An internationally known motivational speaker from Indiana says working with former first lady Nancy Reagan and her “JUST SAY NO” campaign paved the way for his successful career. WFYI's Jill Ditmire talks with author/speaker/humorist Kevin Wanzer.

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