NLX2 Podcast #31: Mark Littell

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The better question is, what hasn't Mark Littell done. Author, professional baseball player, business owner, inventor, and a funny ass dude. Mark Littell has seen it all and done it all. He has found success at the highest level of baseball, he's invented amazing products and he knows how to talk a little shit! Tune in and enjoy!

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