New Year's Day Reflections from Structurally Sound

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Happy New Year! Mike, Grant, and Marcus reflect on the first few months of Structurally Sound in this short holiday special. Have a great idea for a podcast topic? Send us a tip at [email protected]! If we run with your idea you'll win swag from the Institute for Homeland Security, department of mass communication and a coin from a recent guest.

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