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And remember, more smiles and frowns.

Legendary soccer player.

I feel like there's nothing this player couldn't do, but he's never won a World Cup.

Now he has one last chance.

Listen to the last cut in the embedded podcast feed to hear the latest collaboration

from NPR and Fududo Studios.

On the I Heart radio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

This is the best of two pros in a couple of Joe with Lamar Erington,

Brady Quinn and Jonas Knots on Fox 4th radio.

So, little story time for you.

Brady Quinn, you know, good friend of mine, been working together a long time.

I heard this from a mutual friend and acquaintance, I guess, if you will,

who told me, hey, this is how big this day is for Brady Quinn.

And he told me a story about how Brady Quinn, as some kids were getting ready for the weekend,

walked on to a soccer field in the middle of a game in Dublin, Ohio,

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