Ep 30: May 22, 2020

from Crosspod Wordcast · host Daniel Foster Smith

On this fine May Day, Daniel and David peer into the New Yorker puzzle from Monday, May 18th. They discuss Orson Welles, Arthurian legends, and &. Email us your passwords: [email protected]

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