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Jun 23, 2011 12 min

BRWP 193 OK D-Day Eric Engler

from Blast Radius Woodsball Podcast Hosted by Wayne Montle

brwp.net Oklahoma D-Day is an annual scenario paintball game that draws thousands of players from all over the world. This series of episodes from BRWP features various interviews and conversations from this huge event. We begin the series with Eric Engler, who is both a famous game general and a well-respected craftsman of custom paintball guns. Eric describes his role on the paintball field and how he prevents overload and burnout from this intense event. If you enjoy listening to podcasts, then you'll enjoy audiobooks. Whether you listen on your commute, during yardwork, or while driving to the paintball field, it's a great way to read. Try Audible - they have a huge selection of more than 85,000 titles so you're sure to find something that interests you. Click below to try Audible FREE for 14 days and get a free audiobook. Contact Blast Radius Woodsball Podcast: Email: [email protected] Call the Studio Line: 303-952-0274 Skype: blastradiuswoodsballpodcast Twitter - BRWP Twitter - Wayne Twitter - Ben Facebook - Wayne Facebook - Ben Facebook - Podcast page, Friend Us! Youtube LINKS Links to products, stories, topics, or games we covered in this episode are available on our Delicious list. http://delicious.com/brwp/193 MUSIC Theme music by Greg M Johnson http://myspace.com/dewydb 22 Jun 2011 brwp.net

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