08 Those Copyright Grinches
from Sundry Hosted by Ben Fort
Guest Brett Newman gives Ben an overview of public domain and why Ben can't read How the Grinch Stole Christmas on Sundry. Ben and Brett then recall the Grinch story in incredibly specific detail. Very specific.
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