Who's the most interesting person you know?

"You've just got to meet ______!" We've all heard it before and maybe you've even said it. But we all know someone on that special list of people with stories to tell or wisdom to share or who has had interesting experiences -- someone that you think others should know.

MPR News' Bob Collins wants your help getting to know the interesting people in your community.

This spring, News Cut plans to meet the people you think we should meet. Maybe it's someone with a special talent or fascinating hobby. Or maybe it's simply someone who's enriched your life. Tell us here about the most interesting person you know.

(See Bob's previous profiles in the "You Should Meet..." series)

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First Name *

Last Name *

City

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E-mail *

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Who do you think we should meet?

What's his/her story? Why should we meet him/her?

How did you meet this person yourself?

May we publish your insights and attribute them to you? (Your comments may be edited for length or clarity.)

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Now, please answer a few questions that will help us better understand your perspective. None of this information is required, and all of it will remain private to the newsroom.

In what year were you born?

What do you do for work?

What's your website or other place(s) to find you online? (Twitter, Facebook page, blog, etc.)

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