I think that's really what differentiates our show is just that we put as much time into preparing

the podcast as I think most writers put into writing an article.

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Now, today is the last part in our three-part series of episodes about people that have turned

topics they're passionate about into businesses.

Today's guest is actually the podcaster that I've listened to the most this year.

His name's Nate Duncan, and he's the founder of the Dunked-on Basketball Podcast.

And I'll play a quick clip of the show so you can get a taste for it. This clip features

his co-host, Danny LaRue. This was, to me, one of the greatest NBA games of my lifetime,

both in terms of the pre-game stakes and then what it actually lived up to.

So, Danny, this was just at least, I think, a top five most important game in NBA history

that we were just at.

Absolutely.

And I think an important piece of context here is what Cleveland did over the nature, the entirety

of their comeback.

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