Ondi Timoner

director, “Last Flight Home”

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Director of the film Brand: A Second Coming

Ondi Timoner on KCRW

Eli Timoner, who founded Air Florida, had a perfect life and then suffered a stroke at age 53. His health deteriorated so much that he sought aid-in-dying drugs.

‘Last Flight Home’: Dad shares wisdom after choosing medically-assisted suicide

Eli Timoner, who founded Air Florida, had a perfect life and then suffered a stroke at age 53. His health deteriorated so much that he sought aid-in-dying drugs.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

The long-haired British comedian Russell Brand is brilliant, if somewhat off-kilter. He is also a narcissist and a bit of a megalomaniac.

'Brand: A Second Coming'

The long-haired British comedian Russell Brand is brilliant, if somewhat off-kilter. He is also a narcissist and a bit of a megalomaniac.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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