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Oct 2025
41m 45s

Sea Legs - The Crossroads

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Late watch on a Coast Guard cutter and Jordan’s picking up some high strangeness in his night vision goggles. Plus, we’ll buy you a drink at the Condor Club, but don’t dance on the piano. 
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