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Larry and Zack (father and son), argue about the value of Nature. Larry, in despair about their difficult relationship, drinks on the eve of a theatre performance. Joe and Kate go to counseling where their love is defined as a baby who needs nurturing. Kate and Joe host a bizarre, drunken dinner with a black a poet, Angel, culminating in a fight and Kate’s smashing Joe’s kitchen. Buddhist teacher, Jack Kornfield.

Series: The Other Side
Show Type: Reality
Cast: Larry Block, Zachary Block, Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield, Joe Frank
Air Date: 04/30/2000
Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

Category: The Other Side.

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3 out of 5

Graham Severance – October 5, 2016:

A nice tale from the Karma series. I am particular fond of the character Larry in this one, although the dinner scene with Kate and guests did not resonate with me.

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Series: The Other Side
Show Type: Reality
Cast: Larry Block, Zachary Block, Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield, Joe Frank
Air Date: 04/30/2000
Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

3.00 out of 5

1 review for Karma 3

3 out of 5

Graham Severance – October 5, 2016:

A nice tale from the Karma series. I am particular fond of the character Larry in this one, although the dinner scene with Kate and guests did not resonate with me.

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Karma 3

Series: The Other Side

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Larry Block, Zachary Block, Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield, Joe Frank

Air Date: 04/30/2000

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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Series: The Other Side

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Larry Block, Zachary Block, Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield, Joe Frank

Air Date: 04/30/2000

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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Karma 3

Series: The Other Side

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Larry Block, Zachary Block, Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield, Joe Frank

Air Date: 04/30/2000

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

1 review for Karma 3

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Series: The Other Side

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Larry Block, Zachary Block, Buddhist teacher Jack Kornfield, Joe Frank

Air Date: 04/30/2000

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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