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The Salem Witch Trials PodcastWelcome Back to Salem: Season 2 PreviewSeason 2 of The Salem Witch Trials Podcast is coming. We go beyond the timeline of 1692 to explore the deeper forces that shaped the crisis. From war to religion to community tensions to psychology to power, join us as we further uncover the reasons why this tragic event took place, why it mattered then, and why it still matters today.
Learn more about host Greg Houle's novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2025-11-2703 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastBONUS: The Putnams of Salem: The AudiobookExperience The Putnams of Salem in a whole new way. Narrated by author Greg Houle and his daughter Addy, the audiobook brings to life the haunting and twisted tale of Thomas and Ann Putnam Jr. who are Greg and Addy's real-life ancestors at the heart of the Salem witch crisis.
Get The Putnams of Salem on Audible
And stay tuned for Season 2 of The Salem Witch Trials Podcast is coming very soon!
2025-10-1014 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastA Reflection on Our First SeasonIn the last episode of season one, we reflect on what we've learned so far. And look ahead to season two.
You can contact host Greg Houle at greg@theputnamsofsalem.com
Learn more about host Greg's novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2025-03-2709 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastSuspicion and Fear Consume Wilmot ReddLong the subject of whispers and suspicion, Wilmot Redd lived miles from the witch hysteria’s epicenter in Salem Village. Yet, as paranoia spread in the spring of 1692, she got caught in its grip, condemned not by evidence, but by growing fear.
2025-03-0320 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Patriarchy Takes Down Ann PudeatorAnn Pudeator was a twice-widowed caregiver whose independence and outsider status made her a target during the Salem witch trials. We explore how this elderly, independent woman stoked societal fears, and reveal how deeply the patriarchy influenced the witch hysteria in 1692. As well as how courageously Ann stood her ground until the end.
Learn more about host Greg Houle's novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2025-02-1816 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Last WitchWe're joined by Annika Hylmö, the writer and director of The Last Witch, a documentary currently in production that follows a North Andover teacher and her middle school students in their campaign to exonerate Elizabeth Johnson Jr., the last person convicted during the Salem witch trials.
To learn more about The Last Witch and how you can support the film, visit thelastwitchfilm.com
2025-02-0433 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Courageous Mary EastyBy all accounts, Mary Easty was a pious and well-respected woman. Yet she was swept up in the witch hunt anyway. Her unwavering declarations of innocence, brave defense, and heartfelt fight against further bloodshed left a lasting legacy, even as she became one of the final victims of the hysteria.
Learn more about host Greg Houle's novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2025-01-2022 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastA Grumpy Old Man Gets TargetedGeorge Jacobs Sr., a fiery-tempered and outspoken man more than 80 years old, finds himself at the center of the witch hunt. His sharp tongue and abrasive personality made him an easy mark in a community gripped by fear.
Learn more about host Greg Houle's novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2025-01-0722 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastElizabeth Howe's Past Comes Back to Haunt HerElizabeth Howe seemed just like any other hard-working Puritan in seventeenth-century New England, but her past came back to haunt her once the witch crisis exploded in the spring of 1692. Her tragic story highlights the fear and scapegoating that fueled the witch hysteria.
Learn more about host Greg Houle's new novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2024-12-1823 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Infamous Susannah MartinAn early settler of Salisbury, Massachusetts, Susannah Martin's reputation, as well as a series of accusations made against her earlier in her life, meant that she was destined to become a target of the witch hunt.
Learn more about host Greg Houle's new novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2024-12-0321 min
History Through Fiction - The PodcastGreg HouleIn the final episode of Season 7 of History Through Fiction: The Podcast, host Colin Mustful sits down with Greg Houle, author of The Putnams of Salem. They discuss how Houle's novel offers a fresh perspective on the Salem Witch Trials, the enduring fascination with this period, and the challenges of sifting through historical interpretations. Houle shares insights into his podcast journey and offers tips for authors venturing into podcasting. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on history's lessons for today.
2024-12-0233 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Mayhem Spreads WestWe discuss how the frontier town of Andover, MA, located a dozen miles west of Salem, gets caught up in the growing witch hysteria in 1692. We're joined by Martha Tubinis, director of programs at the Andover Center for History and Culture, and Toni Armstrong, a PhD candidate in the History of Art and Architecture at Boston University, and a Weekend Research Assistant at the Andover Center for History and Culture.
Learn more about the Andover Center for History and Culture. And check out their Substack, History Buzz.
Learn more about host Greg Houle's new novel: The P...
2024-11-1932 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastMartha Carrier’s Fierce Defiance
We explore the life and legacy of Martha Carrier, the first Andover resident accused of witchcraft in 1692. We’re joined by Carrier’s descendant, Alice Markham-Cantor, author of The Once and Future Witch Hunt: A Descendant’s Reckoning from Salem to the Present.
Learn more about Alice Markham-Cantor and her book at her website.
Be sure to check out host Greg Houle's new novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2024-11-0421 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastGoing Viral: The Future of Salem's PastThe way we learn history today is evolving. In this episode, we're joined by Emily Wolff, a history grad student who shares videos about the Salem witch trials on TikTok (@history_with_Emily). We discuss the challenges and opportunities of educating audiences on social media, and what it might mean for the future.
Be sure to check out host Greg Houle's new novel: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2024-10-1718 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastAnniversary Episode: An All-Star Panel Discussion from DanversIt’s our one year anniversary and we’re celebrating with a great discussion, recorded before a live audience at the Danvers Historical Society’s Tapley Memorial Hall in downtown Danvers, MA (formerly known as Salem Village) on September 30, 2024. The panelists include:
Emerson Baker is a historical archaeologist and professor of history at Salem State University who has done extensive work around the witch crisis. He’s the author of several books, including A Storm of Witchcraft: The Salem Trials and the American Experience.
Rachel Christ-Doane is the Director of Education at the Salem Witch Mus...
2024-10-0154 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Tragedy of the ToothakersThe Salem witch trials are filled with strange and tragic stories. But few are as strange or as tragic as that of Roger and Mary Toothaker and their family.
Join us for a live broadcast: On Monday, September 30 at 3pm we'll be broadcasting live at Tapley Memorial Hall. Sponsored by the Danvers Historical Society, our panelist for this episode include: Emerson Baker, Rachel Christ-Doane, and Daniel Gagnon.
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Host Greg Houle's book: The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials, is now available.
2024-09-1823 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastBONUS: The Putnams of Salem - The NovelHost Greg Houle's book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials, is now available. In this short bonus episode, he talks about the novel.
Learn more at theputnamsofsalem.com
Buy the book: Amazon, Bookshop.org, BN.com
2024-09-0107 min
The Thing About Witch HuntsThe Putnams of Salem: A Conversation with Author Greg HouleDive with us into one of the most infamous chapters of American history—the Salem Witch Trials. Returning to the show is author and host of The Salem Witch Trials Podcast, Greg Houle, who brings a unique perspective to these events through his historical fiction novel, The Putnams of Salem. As a descendant of Thomas Putnam Jr., a key accuser in the trials, Greg has a personal connection to the story that inspired his writing.
Greg shares his journey in crafting The Putnams of Salem, exploring how his lineage influenced his portrayal of the historical figures involved. Gr...
2024-08-2844 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe PutnamsHost Greg Houle explores the role his own ancestors, the Putnam family, played in fueling the witch crisis, investigating the complex motivations behind their actions and reflecting on how this history still resonates with us today.
Join host Greg Houle on Friday, August 30 at 7pm EDT for a virtual discussion about his book The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
Get the details here.
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2024-08-2229 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe DissentersWhile the majority of people living in Salem in 1692 were completely swept up in the witch hysteria, there were more than a few brave souls who cast a skeptical eye at what was going on. We tell some of their stories.
Preorder Greg Houle's book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials
Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter. and TikTok
2024-08-0722 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Twisted Tale of John WillardJohn Willard was both an outsider and a bit of a hustler, looking to earn wealth through land speculation. These qualities didn’t serve him well when the witch hysteria struck Salem in 1692 and John Willard found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Preorder Greg Houle's book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials
Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter. and TikTok
2024-07-1622 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastMyths and RealitiesIn many ways, the Salem witch trials have taken on a life of their own over the last three centuries. In this episode, we’re joined by John Howard Smith, professor of history at Texas A&M University - Commerce, who helps us sort through the myths and realities of the witch crisis.
Prof. Smith’s most recent book is A Dream of the Judgment Day: American Millennialism and Apocalypticism, 1620-1890
He is currently finishing up the drafting of his new book, Heathens and Other Adversaries against Us: Religion, War, and Racial Identity in Colonial New Englan...
2024-07-0123 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastBeyond the PuritansWe explore the myth of religious freedom in early American history, addressing the intolerance of the Puritans and the challenges faced by other religious groups. And we see how these aspects begin to evolve following the witch crisis.
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Learn about Greg Houle's forthcoming book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials.
2024-06-1715 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Vilification of Cotton MatherCotton Mather was a third generation minister born into Puritan royalty, a nepo baby long before anyone had ever used the term. But his involvement in the Salem witch trials — and defense of the trials afterward — led to his eventual vilification. We’re joined by Professor Rick Kennedy who helps us sort through Mather’s complex role in Puritan New England.
Learn about Rick Kennedy
Learn about Rick Kennedy’s book The First American Evangelical: A Short Life of Cotton Mather
Rick Kennedy’s latest book is Winds of Santa Ana: Pilgrim Stories of the Californi...
2024-06-0319 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastMary and Candy Emerge from the ShadowsWe often think of the population of seventeenth-century New England as homogenous—made up entirely of Anglo-Puritans and the natives who had been living in America for centuries. Yet there were others in New England as well, including a very small, yet significant minority of enslaved Black residents. In this episode, we tell the story of two of them, Mary and Candy, who got caught up in the witch crisis.
We are grateful to Jonah Hoffmann and the Salem Witch Museum for this blog post, which proved valuable for producing this episode.
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2024-05-1620 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastReverend Samuel Parris' Failure to LaunchWe explore the enigmatic figure of Reverend Samuel Parris, the man who sat at the spiritual head of Salem Village during the witch crisis. We trace Reverend Parris' journey to Salem, which is set against a backdrop of privilege, adventure, and numerous setbacks.
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Learn about Greg Houle's forthcoming book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials
2024-05-0221 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastA New Charter and a New CourtNew governor, William Phips, under the guidance of a new charter for Massachusetts, faces a crisis as the accusations of witchcraft spread and the suspects pile up jails. With no judicial system to handle the chaos, he establishes a new court, led by William Stoughton, and we set the stage for the epic tragedy to come.
Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter. and TikTok
Learn about Greg Houle's forthcoming book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials
2024-04-1514 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Hobbs FamilyWilliam and Deliverance Hobbs, and their teenage daughter Abigail, were among the most interesting families involved in the Salem witch crisis. Having lived on the rugged and dangerous Maine frontier for a decade prior to arriving in Salem, the Hobbs family took center stage on April 19, 1692, when Abigail made some explosive claims before the magistrates.
Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter. and TikTok
Learn about Greg Houle's forthcoming book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials
2024-04-0119 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastGiles Corey and a Horrifying SpectacleGiles Corey's torturous death was a particularly dark chapter in a vary dark tale. With the help of our guest, Rachel Christ-Doane, director of education at the Salem Witch Museum, we dive into Corey's horrific story, and explore the escalation of fear during the crisis.
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Learn about Greg Houle's forthcoming book, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials
2024-03-1823 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe First Execution: Bridget BishopWhile she wasn’t the first to be accused, on June 10, Bridget Bishop became the first person to be executed for witchcraft during the crisis. But her conviction by the new Court of Oyer and Terminer planted some initial seeds of doubt.
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Learn about Greg Houle's forthcoming novel, The Putnams of Salem: A Novel of Power and Betrayal During the Salem Witch Trials
2024-03-0417 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastRebecca Nurse: A Visible Saint is ToppledDaniel Gagnon is back to discuss the shocking accusations against and prosecution of Rebecca Nurse.
Dan is the author of A Salem Witch: The Trial, Execution, and Exoneration of Rebecca Nurse and a member of the board of directors of the Rebecca Nurse Homestead in Danvers, MA.
2024-02-1925 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Tragedy of Dorothy GoodOn March 23, 1692, a warrant was issued by the magistrates to take into custody yet another accused individual. By now, the magistrates and marshals were getting used to this exercise. The witch hysteria had been building for several weeks, and the accusations were flying. But this time, however, the accused was not one of the usual suspects.
Watch Rachel Christ-Doane, director of education at the Salem Witch Museum, discuss her research about the life of Dorothy Good.
2024-02-0522 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Unfortunate Story of George BurroughsGeorge Burroughs was the former minister of the church at Salem Village. But in late April, 1692, a complaint was filed against him on behalf of several people who claimed he was a witch who had inflicted them. Days later, he was arrested in Maine and brought back to Salem in chains to face these charges. In a story filled with strange and unusual characters, George Burroughs’ story is among the strangest of them all.
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2024-01-1523 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Curious Case of Mary WarrenMary Warren, the 20-year-old indentured servant of John and Elizabeth Proctor, was both accused and an accuser; afflicted and an inflictor during the Salem Witch Trials. How could this be? We examine Mary’s twisting tale as a means for helping to understand the complexities and nuance of the witch hysteria in general.
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2024-01-0315 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastExploring WitchcraftWhat exactly is witchcraft and magic and what did it mean to New Englanders in the late seventeenth century? We’re joined by historian Alyssa Conary who helps us understand these important questions.
2023-12-1814 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastMarch 1692During the turbulent month of March 1692, accusations of witchcraft from a handful of girls turns into a full-blown crisis. In this episode, we unravel the events of this pivotal month to reveal the critical role that it played in turning the Salem witch hunt into an unprecedented disaster.
2023-12-0415 min
Show de CartesÉpisode 82 - Réflexions sur le Toronto Sport Card Expo avec les gars de TR Sportscards + du football et basketball!Dans cet épisode de votre Show de Cartes, Greg Lanctot reçoit Anthony Houle et Mathieu McComeau de TR Sportscards pour faire un retour sur les apprentissages, les acquisitions et l'expérience du Toronto Sport Card Expo. Ne manquez pas ces anecdotes, et des réflexions personnelles de la part de Greg! Mathieu raconte l'acquisition d'une pièce qu'il cherchait depuis plusieurs années.De plus, Paul Lacoursière revient pour faire une mise à jour des marchés du football et basketball.Pour s'abonner au PatreonPour participer à un break sur STAKK!...
2023-11-161h 07The Salem Witch Trials PodcastExploring the Evidence Used at SalemWhat do you think of when you hear the term ‘witch hunt?’
While the phrase has decidedly become loaded over the years, it often conjures up visions of angry mobs with torches and pitchforks. The Salem Witch Trials were most certainly a witch hunt, and decidedly unjust, but it’s important to remember that they were also actual trials with judgements that were handed down based on testimony, evidence and other time-tested methods of adjudication.
So, how could the system of failed so badly?
To help us understand this important question, we’re joined by...
2023-11-1518 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Unlikely Role of New England’s Frontier in SalemAs English settlers began moving into the northern frontier of New England in the mid-17th century, clashes with the native population there often had brutal results. Years later, a surprising number of those who lived though this tumultuous period in the region known as the ‘Eastward Frontier’ played central roles in the Salem witch hysteria.
We’re joined by Professor Mary Beth Norton, whose groundbreaking work on this startling connection helped to change how we think about the Salem Witch Trials.
Mary Beth Norton is the author of numerous books, including In the Devil’s Snare: T...
2023-11-0314 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastThe Afflictions Begin and Accusations FlyWhen two young girls in the household of Salem Reverend Samuel Parris begin to experience strange behaviors, three women find themselves accused of witchcraft. Historian Kathleen Brown, the David Boies Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania, helps us understand the beginnings of the witch hunt during the first few months of 1692.
Learn more about Professor Brown's book, Undoing Slavery: Bodies, Race, and Rights in the Age of Abolition
2023-10-1615 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastIn the Beginning: Who were the Puritans?In our first episode, Greg is joined by Daniel Gagnon, a historian and author of A Salem Witch: The Trial, Execution, and Exoneration of Rebecca Nurse (Westholme), who explains the context that led to the witch hysteria in Salem in 1692. He discusses the Puritans who settled Salem, their beliefs, as well as their relationship with the native populations.
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Daniel Gagnon’s book: A Salem Witch: The Trial, Execution, and Exoneration of Rebecca Nurse
Daniel Gagnon is on the Board of Directors of the Rebecca Nurse Homestead.
Greg Houle is the author of the forthcoming no...
2023-10-0118 minThe Salem Witch Trials PodcastIntroducing The Salem Witch Trials PodcastMost of us have heard about the Salem Witch Trials, but what do we know about what really happened in and around Salem, Massachusetts in 1692?
The Salem Witch Trials Podcast, hosted by Greg Houle, goes beyond the myth and gets to the heart of the action. Beginning in October 2023, we will release episodes that include interviews with experts who will shed light onto the people and events of that horrifying year, as well as provide valuable context that help us understand how and why this tragedy took place.
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2023-09-2002 minShow de CartesÉpisode 42 - Bobby Hull + Réussir ses échanges avec Anthony Houle + Rareté ou "true rookie"?Dans cet épisode du Show de Cartes, Greg Lanctot et Yannick Godbout parlent de l'actualité entourant les cartes sportives. Yannick partage des anecdotes sur la légende Bobby Hull, puis les 2 acolytes reçoivent Anthony Houle pour quelques trucs afin de réussir ses échanges de cartes, et bien se préparer pour une expo! Enfin, on aborde la définitiion de "true rookie" au hockey.Pour joindre le Patreon:https://patreon.com/showdecartes?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_linkGroupe Facebook:https...
2023-02-011h 03
The Thing About Witch HuntsThe Putnams of Salem with Greg HoulePresenting author and communications professional Greg Houle. He discusses his upcoming novel, “The Putnams of Salem”. Listen as he gives us a glimpse of what he imagines the first person perspective could have been for Ann Putnam Jr, and her father Thomas Putnam. What role did they play in the trials? His fictional short stories are linked below. We continue the conversation inquiring with our advocacy questions: Why do we witch hunt? How do we witch hunt? How do we stop hunting witches?Links:Greg Houle WebsiteShort Story: The Putnams of Salem by Greg Houl...
2022-11-2455 min
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2022-11-0511 min
Classroom MattersEpisode #70: Life After High School: Are You Ready? A Conversation with Beth and Greg LangstonOn today’s episode I will be sitting down with Greg and Beth Langston the founders of College Flight Plan. Greg and Beth Langston have more than 20 years of experience working with students and young professionals to help them gain confidence by empowering them to use their strengths and values to set goals and develop individual plans for their lives. They truly understand how helpless parents can feel and the challenges of starting a child on the college or career path that fits them best, especially when that child doesn’t know what they want to stud...
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2020-04-0100 min
The Language of BusinessWhen a business crisis hits – LOB 070When a crisis hits your business...what do you do first? How quickly do you have to react? What if the story is fake news? Do people forgive you when you tell the truth about a mistake?
In this episode, The Language of Business looks at using PR firms. Host Greg Stoller talks with John Houle, CEO of JH Communications; Janey Bishoff, CEO of Bishoff Communications; Brett Carney, CEO of Carney Communications.
2019-05-1418 min
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Rumble StripThey Are Us, Show 4: They Are Us
How should people live long-term in our state if they have a serious mental illness? The hope is that they’ll find ways to integrate into their communities with support, but that’s proven tough to accomplish. In this show we look at the challenges in our community mental health care system.
Featuring:
Ken Libertoff, former director of the Vermont Association for Mental Health
Anne Donahue, state representative from Northfield and Berlin, editor of Counterpoint
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2018-11-2013 min
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Membre et Dj de l’association A-nîmé kEEPoN joue des sets allant de la deep à la techno profonds et rythmés. Il a pu ainsi mixer aux côtés de Marc Houle, David K, Brodinski, Nic Fancuilli, Danton Eeprom, N'To, Bastien Grine, Paul Nazca, Greg Delon, Ivan Smagghe, Jennifer Cardini, Chloé, André Dalcan, Cebb, The Dualz, Basteroid, Loulouplayers, Nhar….
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2018-09-0417 min