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May 22, 2020 @ 12:56pm | Trent Johnson

This week, deputy editor Trent Johnson and assistant editor M.K. Koszycki are joined by illustrator and friend of the podcast James Coreas, as each answers a series of rapid fire quarantine questions. Music by www.thepassionhifi.com.

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