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Timestamps

  • Cold open: 0:00
  • Intros: 1:05
  • News: 6:59
  • Related or Not: 35;54
  • Interview with Michael Erard: 47:56
  • Words of the Week: 1:33:32
  • Comment: 1:45:46
  • The Reads: 1:49:43
  • Outtake: 1:56:01

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