Best Limestone County Podcasts (2026)

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Why your fire extinguisher is in the wrong place 50:25

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9d ago50:25

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Forget the fancy survival manuals and the jargon. Most of us think a disaster is something that happens to the guy on the news, not to us. We’re getting real about what it takes to actually stay alive when Texas weather turns mean. We're talking "Taco Watches," WWII fighter pilots, and the one simple thing you can do this month to make sure your fa…

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ABS vs. St. Bernard 12/19/25 2:39:42

22d ago2:39:42

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ABS basketball

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Healthy Living: Dr. Angela Seay 11:30

19d ago11:30

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Dr. Angela Seay, health educator at D3 Health Fitness, talks about the connection between nutrition, exercise, and mental health. Her message: motion is medicine! Her advice is to start small, set realistic goals, and have an accountability partner. She emphasizes the importance of the mind, body, and spirit connection all working together in order…

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The water is way colder than you think 29:25

26d ago29:25

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How cold does the water have to be to cause cold water shock? Probably not as cold as you think. We’re diving into how common mistakes can turn a great day at the lake into a tragedy, and how a simple mantra can help keep you and your loved ones safe. Unpacking the Brazos River is a podcast by the Brazos River Authority. Share your thoughts, questi…

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ABS vs, Cherokee 12/12/25 3:07:46

29d ago3:07:46

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ABS basketball

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Winterizing Your Garden 38:08

1M ago38:08

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Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with Urban Regional Extension Agent, Marcus Garner, about how to winterize your garden. Topics include pruning, mulching, and frost protection covers for plants during hard freezes. He also stresses the importance of tool maintenance and storage during the winter and suggests using the cold months to take inventory …

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ABS vs. Lindsay Lane 12/02/25 3:02:11

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ABS basketball

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Five coats of periwinkle: The Sterling C. Robertson Dam 46:17

1M ago46:17

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We're talking massive steel gates, legendary Texas pioneers, and why evaporation is truly Lake Limestone’s No. 1 customer. This water supply reservoir is a place where German tourists, traveling preachers, and locals all converge, but keeping this paradise protected is a full-time, hands-on job. Tune in as we hear about replacing more than 40-ton g…

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Mental Health Matters: Anxiety 22:45

2M ago22:45

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ANXIETY is the second topic in our MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS sponsored by A New Leaf Counseling Center. Clinical licensed therapist, Coleman Thompson, explains anxiety may involve physical symptoms like racing heart and persistent negative thoughts, and often co-occurs with depression and stress. He talks about various forms of anxiety, including gener…

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ABS vs. Decatur Heritage 11/17/25 3:07:14

2M ago3:07:14

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ABS JV boys' and varsity girls' basketball

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Why your dish soap and hot water are only making the problem worse 25:04

2M ago25:04

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That delicious, buttery gravy, salad dressing, peanut butter, and bacon grease you just washed down the sink can become a slow-motion dynamite for your home's plumbing. Why is Brown Friday the busiest day for plumbers, and how can your own holiday cleanup habits leave you with a disgusting, raw sewage back-up and a repair bill that costs more than …

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Roses 27:29

2M ago27:29

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Master Gardener, Emily Clem, talks with fellow Master Gardener and rose expert, Barbara McFarlen, about the selection and care of roses. Topics include watering, pruning, mulching, and fertilizing. She also gives details on specific fungicides and their proper use to treat black spot, rose rosette, anthracnose, and rose rust disease. Caring for ove…

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Will there be enough water available for one of Texas’ fastest-growing counties? 31:20

2M ago31:20

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Growth and water needs are colliding in Eastern Williamson County. We’re unpacking a series of projects ongoing to secure a sustainable water future for the entire region. Learn about the bottlenecks, dealing with 112-degree water, and the radical idea of storing water in underground “bubbles.” Unpacking the Brazos River is a podcast by the Brazos …

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Halloween 2025: Amanda Coleman Reads "The Black Ferris" 19:47

2M ago19:47

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Athens-Limestone County Public Library presents our youth librarian, Amanda Coleman, reading the classic scary story from Ray Bradbury: "The Black Ferris." A visit to the carnival will never be the same! Grab your popcorn and enjoy the ride! https://www.alcpl.org Have questions about this episode? Email [email protected] Music from Pixabay…

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NexGen Crane & Rigging 33:54

3M ago33:54

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Chamber President, Pammie Jimmar, talks with Brent Thomson, CEO of NexGen Crane & Company. Family owned and operated, NexGen began its operations in Mississippi, expanding into Athens in 2022. Filling a need in the fastest growing county in Alabama, the company provides cranes and rigging for both industrial and commercial businesses. Brent is a fo…

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Brazos Uncovered: The Salt, The Shift, The Story 31:22

3M ago31:22

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How long would it take a rubber ducky to float the Brazos River? Where in the Brazos River Basin does it look like it has snowed because there’s so much salt on the ground? Dive into the surprising history of the Brazos, hear how its mouth moved, and learn the critical role its reservoirs play in ensuring you have a reliable supply of water for eve…

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The Wall That Heals___Vietnam Then & Now 26:31

3M ago26:31

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A conversation with Lisa Hoffman, Museum Curator, and Monteia Moore, Campus Events Coordinator, from Athens State University. They discuss two exhibits coming to campus in November - The Wall That Heals and Vietnam Then & Now. The Wall That Heals is a three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. that travels arou…

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What do you mean I need a permit? 38:25

3M ago38:25

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Who owns the water in our rivers and lakes? Why do certain people, municipalities, and agencies get water rights? Is a watermaster a superhero or a real person? There are a lot of misconceptions about the answers to these questions, and in this episode, David Collinsworth, BRA’s General Manager and CEO, and Brad Brunett, BRA's chief operations offi…

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Getting Opossum-bly Lost in a Good Way at PK Lake Trails 24:06

3M ago24:06

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Lace up your boots, inflate those bike tires, and get ready for an adventure at this North Texas reservoir. With 16 miles of "choose your own adventure" trails, a chance to encounter bobcats (and lots of other Texas wildlife,) and a spectacular view of Hell’s Gate, Possum Kingdom Lake has a hike and bike trail you don’t want to miss. This episode i…

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Decoding the Drop 44:13

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Tired of feeling a little "fuzzy" on what the Brazos River Authority actually does? Join us as we discuss the Texas-sized problem that led to the BRA’s creation (and how our mission has evolved,) why conservation isn’t just about turning off the faucet, and a surprising look at our role in wastewater treatment – trust us, it’s cleaner than you thin…

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Goldfish Gone Wild 34:51

3M ago34:51

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Thinking about releasing your unwanted fish into the wild? Think again! These seemingly harmless pets can become invasive nightmares, destroying ecosystems and costing Texans money. We're talking about why that cute goldfish or lush aquarium plant could spell big trouble for Texas waterways. Plus, hear about the fascinating (and sometimes hilarious…

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Yoga with Yulia Weston 27:20

4M ago27:20

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Yulia Weston, a certified yoga instructor, teaches free yoga classes at the Athens-Limestone Public Library on Mondays at 10:45 am and Tuesdays at 7:15 pm. She explains how yoga is not just a physical practice but also aims to calm the nervous system and reduce stress.Yulia explains her teaching style, which is focused on core stability, strength, …

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Foraging: Return to the Wild 39:30

4M ago39:30

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Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with Jesse Akozbek who has both a passion and encyclopedic knowledge of food foraging. He introduces the concept of eco-culture, a blend of foraging and gardening. From acorns, hickory nuts, cone-flowers, American lotus and more, Jesse gives a step-by-step guide for gathering and preparing good (and good for you) fo…

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Mental Health Matters: Depression 26:10

5M ago26:10

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MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS is a series of five talks sponsored by A New Leaf Counseling Center. Clinical licensed therapist, Coleman Thompson, talks about depression, its signs and symptoms, and how it differs from sadness. Persistent low mood, low appetite, sleep changes, and negative thoughts for more than 6 months may indicate depression. He notes de…

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Weeds: The Good and The Bad 30:01

5M ago30:01

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Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with ACES Extension Agent, Brian Brown, about beneficial and non-beneficial weeds. He stresses that many weeds, often seen as nuisances, are actually beneficial. Clover, for example, adds vital nitrogen to the soil and attracts pollinators. In controlling invasive weeds, Brown recommends planting resistant varieties…

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Teaser 0:55

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We're unraveling the invisible threads connecting your morning shower to a power plant, your garden hose to flood control, and your very existence to one of the most vital lifelines of the stateBy Brazos River Authority

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A.J. Coleman reads: Happy Hallomentary, Welcome to Life (and the fifth grade) [chapters 1 and 2] 10:34

6M ago10:34

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A.J. Coleman reads two chapters from the first book in her Happy Hallomentary series titled Welcome to Life (and the fifth grade). Jacket: Meet Frankie Stine. He's a tall, green, one-month old who wears his heart on his sleeve. Starting the fifth grade at Happy Hallomentary School...has him pretty nervous. Frankie isn't afraid of the monsters and c…

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Author A.J. Coleman 20:31

6M ago20:31

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Local author A.J. Coleman debuts the first book in her Happy Hallomentary series titled Welcome to Life (and the fifth grade). The book follows Frankie Stein, a one-month-old green robot who is nervous about entering the fifth grade in a school for Halloween creatures. His classmates include witches, spiders, ghosts, and trolls, and their principal…

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Frank Crafts: Frank's Good Stuff 30:00

7M ago30:00

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Chamber President, Pammie Jimmar, welcomes Frank Crafts, owner of Frank's Good Stuff in downtown Athens. In the podcast Frank talks about the lure of antiquing and what sets his shop apart that draws visitors from Nashville, Birmingham and beyond. From heirloom, mid-century to modern, there is something for everyone in this 9000 square foot space w…

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Managing Pests In Your Garden 35:00

7M ago35:00

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Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with Urban Regional Extension Agent, Marcus Garner, about garden pest management. He talks about specific pests (aphids, hornworms, fire ants, Japanese beetles, deer) and how to control them using organic methods. From soap and water, oils, hand picking methods, even using strong smelling plants, there are natural w…

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Mental Health Awareness 15:19

8M ago15:19

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Representatives from mental health support groups talk with library outreach coordinator, Lauren Tubbs, about services available in Limestone County. Alicia Davila from Pearl Behavioral Health Services stresses the need to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. Neal Vickers from NAMI highlights the importance of peer support and educatio…

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Alicia Davila: Pearl Behavioral Health Services 31:50

8M ago31:50

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Chamber President, Pammie Jimmar, welcomes Alicia Davila, licensed therapist and owner of Pearl Behavioral Health Services. She talks about local mental health resources and her journey in becoming a mental health counselor. In addition to counseling, Alicia discusses a whole body approach that includes nutrition, exercise, and self-care, including…

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Bill Ming: Ming Commercial Real Estate Group 35:38

8M ago35:38

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Chamber President, Pammie Jimmar, talks with Bill Ming, founder of Ming Commercial Real Estate Group in Athens, AL. After graduating with a finance degree that led to a 10 year stint in the banking industry, Bill Ming changed gears and started his own commercial real estate group. He will soon celebrate his 25th year in business! His company has be…

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Irrigation 29:50

8M ago29:50

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Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with North Alabama Extension Agent, Brian Brown about plant irrigation. Alabama gets 50-60 inches of rain yearly, but not always when plants need it. Brian covers both spray and drip irrigation systems and recommends smart controllers. Drip irrigation helps prevent plant disease and is also cost effective. He gives …

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Richard Martin: The Richard Martin Trail 25:49

9M ago25:49

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It’s the Year of the Trails and Chamber President Pammie Jimmar talks with THE Richard Martin, namesake of the Richard Martin Trail in Limestone County, AL. Beginning in 1979, Richard was the chief trailblazer who oversaw the organization: fundraising, mapping, politicking, connecting with local community leaders as well as the national Rails to Tr…

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Plant Propagation 28:30

9M ago28:30

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Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with Extension Agent, Allyson Shabel, about plant propagation. They discuss the different ways gardeners can get new plants from their already established home or neighbor gardens. Highlighting the technique of plant cuttings, seeds, and plant layering, Allyson gives details about the best practices and tools to giv…

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Ken and Lori Hill: Athens Alehouse & Cellar 28:30

10M ago28:30

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Chamber President, Pammie Jimmar, talks with Ken and Lori Hill, owners of Athens Alehouse & Cellar on the Athens Square. Former military and aerospace pros, the idea for the Alehouse was sparked by a craft brewing kit Ken received as a gift over a decade ago. Fast forward, they have been in business on the Square for almost four years now offering …

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The Library Garden 27:41

10M ago27:41

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Master Gardeners Emily Clem and Kathy Cook give a tour of The Library Garden. Designed by landscape architect, Carol Lambdin, the garden includes raised beds, a butterfly garden, a wet area, and shaded sections. Now three years old, the garden is full of native trees, plants and edibles, and visitors are encouraged to take home berries and veggies …

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Jackie Brown: JB Communications Group 28:40

11M ago28:40

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Pammie Jimmar talks with Jackie Brown, founder of JB Communications Group about her career transition from advertising executive to career coaching. Jackie specializes in helping both businesses and individuals explore new work opportunities with a self-directed approach using creativity, curiosity, and clarity. Her "Mid-Career Remix" helps people …

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Home, Heart, Heritage: Quilt Project Celebrating Black History 20:43

11M ago20:43

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Lisa Hoffman, Museum Curator at Athens State University, talks about the traveling quilt exhibit celebrating Black History on display through March 7. Originating from Monthaven Arts and Cultural Center in Hendersonville, Tennessee, the exhibit features quilts honoring Black Americans who have made important contributions in literature, science, me…

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ABS vs. Meek 02/11/25 1:24:53

11M ago1:24:53

1:24:53

ABS basketball (regional tournament)

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ABS vs. Marion County 02/08/25 1:44:39

11M ago1:44:39

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ABS basketball (subregional)

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Pastors Jason Parks and Andrew Murray: Refuge Church 30:52

11M ago30:52

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Athens-Limestone Chamber President, Pammie Jimmar, welcomes Jason Parks and Andrew Murray, pastors from Refuge Church. Refuge is a non-denominational church serving multiple locations in North Alabama. A needs based ministry, they have found food security to be an issue in Limestone County. Partnering with local businesses, they sponsor food distri…

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ABS vs. Cherokee 02/03/25 1:35:56

11M ago1:35:56

1:35:56

ABS basketball (area finals)

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ABS vs. Shoals Christian 01/31/25 1:28:00

11M ago1:28:00

1:28:00

ABS basketball (area tournament round 1)

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ABS vs. Lindsay Lane 01/28/25 3:03:46

12M ago3:03:46

3:03:46

ABS basketball

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All About Composting 25:26

12M ago25:26

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Master Gardeners Emily Clem and Kathy Cook talk about the benefits of composting. Gardeners with clay soil know it needs a lot of amendment for growing plants. Kathy gives easy to follow, step by step instructions for both new and experienced growers. A great way to recycle kitchen scraps and yard scraps, and it's also therapeutic. So good for the …

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East Limestone VG vs. Clements/East Limestone VB vs. Tanner 01/25/25 2:36:17

12M ago2:36:17

2:36:17

Limestone County basketball tournament finals

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Remembering Vietnam: A Conversation with Thanh Boyer and Frank Grose 42:28

12M ago42:28

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Frank ‘Max’ Grose was 21 years old in 1967 when he was sent to Vietnam to serve in the 147th assault support helicopter company known as the Hillclimbers. He piloted his Chinook helicopter in and out of dangerous missions to supply troops fighting on the ground. In 1973, as the last U.S. troops pulled out and the country fell under Communist regime…

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ABS vs. Woodville 01/21/25 3:05:34

12M ago3:05:34

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ABS basketball