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Later on on our show today, we are going to be speaking to two of the hosts of the

Hit Podcast, Vibe Check, Zach, Stafford, and Sam Sanders.

Now Sam, of course, used to be a colleague of ours at NPR,

and I am so excited to ask him what it is like to finally be able to swear into a microphone and then watch his reaction when he

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