Between ABC News and HDNet television’s World Report, Greg Dobbs has reported from 49 states on everything from presidential politics to hurricanes, and from roughly 90 countries, on every continent, dealing with every kind of culture, every kind of political system, every kind of obstacle, and every kind of peril, including eight wars. Just the last couple of years he has covered everything from the legacy of Agent Orange in Vietnam to breakthroughs with stem cells, the drug war in Columbia, the scandal with the Indian Trust, the phenomenon of assisted suicide in Europe, the debate over childhood vaccinations and autism. He has won three Emmys, and has written a couple of books including the recently-published “Life in the Wrong Lane,” about all the crazy, wacky, dangerous, funny, and sometimes stupid things journalists do just to get to the point of reporting a story. Dobbs also hosted “Colorado State of Mind” on Rocky Mountain PBS, and writes occasional op-ed columns for The Denver Post.