In a crowded field of Democratic presidential contenders, formerColorado Gov. John Hickenlooper makes an impression on voters as agenuine candidate, even if he's a bit quirky. He colors outside thelines of the political conventions -- a geologist by training, a brewerand restauranteur by profession, and a politician only later in life. 

In this episode, he talks about his temper as a child, his pragmaticapproach to politics, and how he's managed to succeed in a people-drivenbusiness despite a condition commonly known as face blindness, acondition that keeps him from recognizing familiar faces.