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Day in the Work Life: Bike mechanic
There are 600,000 bikes in Amsterdam and they're fairly robust, but occasionally, you're gonna need something tweaked. That means a visit to Wim. (07/04/2008)
Day in the Work Life: Pro wrestler
On this week's a Day in the Work Life, we follow pro wrestler Kurt Angle from the Olympics to primetime. (07/04/2008)
Day in the Work Life: Conductor
On this week's "A Day in the Work Life," we pick up the baton with Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart. (06/27/2008)
Day in the Work Life: Cowboy
On this week's "A Day in the Work Life," we head out on the range with a cowboy. (06/20/2008)
Day in the Work Life: The Replacements
Break a plate? Lose that serving spoon? On this week's "A Day in the Work Life," we visit a store that helps you track down that one missing piece. (06/13/2008)
Day in the Work Life: Voice actor
On this week's "A Day in the Work Life," step into the recording booth with voice actor Laura Teasdale. (06/06/2008)
Day in the Work Life: The singing doctor
You caught "Scrubs, the Musical" on NBC, right? On this week's A Day in the Work Life, we learn singing doctors are not just make-believe. Dr. Ari Perry performs some of his material and tells how music keeps him sane. (05/30/2008)
Day in the Work Life: Saw mill worker
Nothing says risky business like working with a saw all day. This week, we meet someone who loves the lumber he saws (and contrary to popular belief, his car is not actually made out of wood). (05/23/2008)
Day in the Work Life: Casting director
Are you one of the millions of waiters in LA hoping for your big break? On this week's "A Day in the Work Life," we see how casting director Felicia Fasano finds the next famous face. (05/16/2008)
Day in the Work Life: Urban farmer
On this week's "A Day in the Work Life:" who says you can't have a farm in the middle of the city? Jules Dervaes of Pasadena, Calif. started one in his own backyard. (05/09/2008)
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