PosCast: Listener questions

Joe and Michael take listener questions and discuss topics varying from the size difference between Aaron Judge and Jose Altuve to backyard fireworks to the proper way to argue against pies.

An episode of the A Few More Words podcast, hosted by Joe Posnanski, titled "PosCast: Listener questions" was published on July 3, 2017 and runs 71 minutes.

July 3, 2017 ·71m · A Few More Words

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Joe and Michael take listener questions and discuss topics varying from the size difference between Aaron Judge and Jose Altuve to backyard fireworks to the proper way to argue against pies.

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