Jim Klobuchar tells MPR's Gary Eichten about his 2007 book, 'Pieces of My Heart'

This hour, we remember award-winning Minnesota writer Jim Klobuchar, who died May 12 at the age of 93. He was a longtime Star Tribune columnist, outdoor adventurer, some-time philosopher, and the author of many books.

One of those books was about some of the people who influenced his life, and he titled it, "Pieces of My Heart: Everyone Has an Everest." When the book came out in 2007, he was a guest on Gary Eichten's Midday program.

The decades-long adventurer said he was a person who had a “curiosity about what’s around the corner,” and that his attitude toward nature “evolved from arena to sanctuary.”

This book, he said, focused on people and their stories, many of whom showed him how to find fulfillment in life and appreciate the gifts he’d received.

All Things Considered host Tom Crann talked to Eichten about Jim Klobuchar on May 12. You can also hear that interview here.

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