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The Medal, the Memos, and the Mountain | Mitch Hall & Brian Bloom | Ep. 472

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Brian Bloom has spent his career in front of and behind the camera as an actor, voice actor, and screenwriter. Mitch Hall served as a Navy SEAL with the Naval Special Warfare Development Group and later worked as a technical advisor and producer in film and television. For more than five years they have run the Ground…

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