Hannah here. You're listening to Civics 101, but you're also listening to something completely different.

And that is because Nick and I really wanted to share something fun that we recently did for an NPR show called It's Been a Minute.

It is hosted by the wonderful Brittany Loose and it is all about culture, which if you think about

it means that it's about well everything.

We joined Brittany for a little something called the Smackdown and if that isn't

intriguing enough for you I'd like you to think about the fact that Nick and I work together every day to try to understand how we are wrong.

Rarely do we compete against each other to prove that we are right.

As it turns out though, it's definitely... each other to prove that we are right.

As it turns out, though, it's definitely something

that we enjoyed.

So without further ado, here's the show.

Hello, hello. I'm Brittany Loose and you're listening to it's been a minute from NPR.

A show about what's going on in culture and why it doesn't happen by accident. For the next eight weeks I am bringing the Smackdown to American cities all across the

country to find out what are the most influential things and the most important people that come from those places.

I'm debating who and what are the greatest of all time. Some of these names you might know, others are underdogs you never

saw coming but only one of these heavy hitters can walk away with the title of Greatest of All Time.

Today's cage match is being held in Concord, New Hampshire, the state's capital city.

And our debaters this week week are New Hampshire Public Radio reporters

Hannah McCarthy and Nick Kapadiche. Hannah, Nick, welcome back to it's been a

minute. I'm ready to throw down. It is a delight to be here and the granite state is ready to smack things around.

Coming in hot.

Let me set the stage for this smackdown, our smackdown.

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