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    <description>I don’t get football. The rules, the breaks, the obsession, none of it makes sense to me.

So in this episode, I sit down with NFL superfan, Paul Joseph, to explain what makes the sport so popular. We talk about how the game actually works, why people plan their whole Sundays around it, and what keeps fans hooked year after year.

By the end, I might still not be a football fan, but at least I’ll know what everyone’s yelling about.</description>
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So in this episode, I sit down with NFL superfan, Paul Joseph, to explain what makes the sport so popular. We talk about how the game actually works, why people plan their whole Sundays around it, and what keeps fans hooked year after year.

By the end, I might still not be a football fan, but at least I’ll know what everyone’s yelling about.</itunes:summary>
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