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Aug 11, 2015 51 min

How big is your lens?

from The Talking Pictures Podcast Hosted by Todd Mizener

It's John Deere Classic week for the photographers at the Dispatch/Argus. In this week's edition of the podcast the boys talk a little tech and swap some funny stories about covering the PGA's John Deere Classic. They also shamelessly beg actor and golfer Bill Murray to appear on the podcast during his visit to the area to play in the John Deere Classic Pro-Am on Wednesday July 8, 2015. ToddM and Bill Murray both hail from Wilmette, Illinois so it seems to be a no-brainer - right? Check out our new blog at http://talkingpicturespodcast.blogspot.com

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