Craig Schlesinger: Politics, The Sopranos, and how the cycle continues

Update: 2022-04-12

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This week we're joined by Craig Schlesinger, superfan of The Wire. We discuss political easter eggs, the Sopranos nexus, and why this show gets better and better with repeat viewings.

Find Craig on Twitter: @psychedelicraig

Visit his website: www.psychedelicspotlight.com

(And apologies for the editing everyone! Bailey is the expert and Kelly is still learning.)

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Craig Schlesinger: Politics, The Sopranos, and how the cycle continues

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