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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2019 · 1H 25M

Episode 214: The Car Episode

from Technically Correct · host Ryan Fretwell and Carlos Gomez

We've accidentally pivoted to being Car Talk for people in the 25-34 demo. This week: the King James Version of the NBA controversy, Disney going hard in the paint, and feeding the customer sat machine. 🏀.

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