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Jun 29
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Summer Science 1: "FOODBALL" US vs Mexic...

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Send us Fan Mail Soccer, which is known to most to most of the world as football has captured the world's attention during this time of the "Cup That Shall Not Be Named". My long-time friend, TR Masino (co-host of the Stairway to Eleven music podast) joined me in Mexico City to discuss US vs Mexican food culture, in the context of a "foodball" game. It seem ... Show More
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