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(Oh, and this podcast has swear words in it.)&#13;
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Join Bret and Ely as they begin their podcast discussing the Gary Paulsen's 1987 classic, "Hatchet".&#13;
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Twitter:&#13;
Ely: @bassclefely&#13;
Bret: @onetbret&#13;
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