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Penn State football picked up it's second commitment of the week when three-star defensive end Mason Robinson decommitted from the Northwestern Wildcats and committed to the Nittany Lions. A day after making the announcement, Robinson sits down with Thomas Frank Carr on the BWI Daily Edition to discuss his journey to Happy Valley and his "second chance" to play at a program like Penn State.  Robinson starts the conversation by discussing how lucky he feels to have the opportunity to join Penn State's class of 2023 and how his family has helped him through the process. Next, he and T-Frank discuss the nature of recruiting, what it's taught Robinson about life, himself, and things he's realized along the way. They also discuss his recruiting timeline and how close things were this spring between Northwestern and Penn State when he originally chose the Wildcats. Robinson shares some conversations with Penn State head coach James Franklin and defensive line coach John Scott Jr.  Next, they discuss how Robinson will fit into the defense and how the Nittany Lions play up front under defensive coordinator Manny Diaz. Robinson gives T-Frank insight into how he'll fit at defensive end, including a nugget about how the team uses its linemen.  Finally, they discuss Robinson's senior season film and how he progressed from his junior to senior year. T-Frank tells Robinson how impressed he is with his physical development, but Robinson focuses more on his growth in other areas during the conversation.  Lastly, they discuss what is next for Robinson and when he'll arrive at Penn State to enroll.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Penn State's made its needs known early in the 2022 transfer portal season. The Nittany Lions have handed out several offers, most of which have been at the receiver position. Find out what the top targets are and which players are visiting campus or getting visits from coaches. Subscribe to the BWI Daily Edition on YouTube so you never miss the show! https://bit.ly/3KzEcqK Host Nate Bauer and Blue White Illustrated publisher Sean Fitz start the show by recapping the transfer that has left the Penn State program since the portal opened on Monday. The list is surprisingly short, considering how other programs around the country were hit this week. They go through the names and assess the situation from both sides, including how backup quarterback Christian Veilleux's absence affects the program. They also discuss how for some teams and players, the portal is a blessing that can move players on to better situations that suit their talent level or personal situation.  Next, they discuss the receivers that Penn State offered out of the gates this week. Fitz is zeroing in on local prospects Dont'e Thornton and Dante Cephas. He also lists when those players might visit campus to see if they're a fit. One of them already has a date lined up.  Finally, they examine the players who still need to decide about their futures at Penn State. For example, what is the status of Keyvone Lee after another cryptic social media post? They discuss their impressions of Lee's plans and then run through the list of players who have NFL Draft decisions to make.  Finally, Fitz and Bauer focus on NIL and how things are happening behind the scenes. Bauer explains that just because nothing has happened yet, it doesn't mean that it can't happen this offseason. He discusses what he's heard about the concerns with compensation for players and the strains it could put on the locker room.  Lastly, Fitz gives an update on recruiting heading into the biggest official visit weekend of December. Penn State is hosting several key recruits that they hope to commit before the early signing period at the end of December. He gives an update on Kaveion Keys, Mason Robinson, Christopher Johnson, and Keyshawn Blackstock. Check out the show to find out who those players are (if you don't know already) and whether or not they're coming to Penn State.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's coming down to crunch time for Penn State football with several top prospects as May draws to a close. The BWI Daily Edition Recruiting show focuses on two top prospects who have been in the news lately. Recruiting insider Ryan Snyder and reporter Greg Pickel tackle that and other notable news items from the last week.  They start with the news that four-star receiver Rodney Gallagher moved up his commitment date from July 4th to May 25th. This news comes just days after reports in the recruiting world surfaced that Gallagher was leaning towards committing to West Virginia. What's going on? Snyder explains what he's learned and what factors play into the Laurel Highlands receiver's situation. Also, where does Snyder think that Gallagher will choose Wednesday? He gives his thoughts.  Next, they discuss another Penn State prospect that was supposedly a lock for the Nittany Lions in three-star defensive end Mason Robinson. But, like Gallagher, there were rumblings recently that Penn State's lead wasn't only slipping but that the defensive lineman planned on committing to Northwestern after a visit earlier this month. Pickel and Snyder discuss the situation there and dissect what has transpired since then. Finally, they wrap up with a discussion about elite prospect Kadyn Proctor, the 31st player in the nation, according to On3's player rankings. He's set an official visit to Penn State for the summer. Does Penn State have a chance? Snyder gives his thoughts on why the Nittany Linos are hosting Proctor. Subscribe to the BWI Daily Edition on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Penn State football has a long and successful track record of recruiting players, especially defenders, from McDonough high school in Maryland. The next in that line is three-star defensive end, Mason Robinson. The junior defender is heading into his senior season, holding an offer from Penn State, and is fresh off a visit to the school. He sits down with the host of the BWI Daily Edition, Thomas Frank Carr, to discuss his time in Happy Valley. They'll also discuss his trip to South Carolina, his game, and T-Frank finishes the interview by getting to know Robinson better. They start with Robinson's trip last weekend to Penn State's campus to watch practice and meet with the staff. First, Robinson takes a moment to thank the people that hosted him over the weekend. Next, he explains that he wanted to get to know defensive line coach John Scott Jr. more on his fourth trip to the school. The 6-3 defensive end came away impressed with Scott and the program overall. He also gives T-Frank insight into Penn State head coach James Franklin as a coach. Next, Robinson lets T-Frank know who he met on the trip from a player level. There's a long list of McDonough players on the roster, and Robinson met them all. That includes fifth-year defensive tackle PJ Mustipher, whom he met for the first time. He gives some insight into the conversation they had as well. Next, they pull back from Penn State and discuss what Robinson looks for from a school. Finally, he explains what environment he and his parents want for his next football destination. With that in mind, T-Frank asks about Robinson's trip to South Carolina on April 4th. Robinson gives his impressions of the school, the football program, and what he thought of the weather. After that, they shift to discussing Robinson's game on the field. After discussing some of the Maryland native's favorite pass-rushing moves in their last conversation, they look instead at his approach to the game mentally. First, t-Franks asks Robinson to describe himself as a football player and then discusses what he's seen of the McDonough edge rusher on film. From there, they discuss film study, his father's influence on him, and what he has in store for himself from a physical growth perspective. Finally, they wrap up with some "get to know you" questions. JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: http://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/LRL3155877513?selected=DSVV2664982394 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This weekend, Penn State football hosts several key recruits from both the portal and the following several recruiting classes. Recruiting insider Ryan Snyder joins the BWI Daily edition to discuss the critical names and positions Penn State is hosting over the next few hours. Host Thomas Frank Carr starts the show by addressing Penn State's immediate need, edge rusher. The team hosts former Maryland edge rusher Demeioun Robinson on Friday as they continue to seek help at that position in the portal. But, is he the answer that they seek? Yes, according to T-Frank. He explains what skills the former top 100 recruit has and why he might be the best option left after Penn State missed out on their top targets earlier this year. He and Snyder also discuss Akheem Mesidor and how he would fit at Penn State. Head coach James Franklin outlined that Penn State is very interested in a portal edge so landing one will be critical. However, according to both Snyder and T-Frank, something might get in the way of the Nittany Lions landing either prospect. Next, Snyder runs down the list of players visiting this weekend in recruiting. Players he mentions include unranked defensive end Mason Robinson from McDonough, and several other important players in the 2023 cycle, including quarterback Marcus Stokes. The Nittany Lions are also hosting another edge rusher, this one from outside of the region in Durham native Jaybron Harvey. Despite having four players on the offensive line locked up for the Class of 2023, Penn State continues to host offensive linemen. Georgia native Paul Mubenga visits this weekend. What position does he play? T-Frank and Snyder discuss if the 6-4 lineman can play tackle or guard. Finally, they wrap up with players that Snyder spoke to this week after previously visiting Penn State. First, they highlight the interior offensive line prospect for 2024, Kyle Altuner, a standout at the Under Armour camp in Baltimore last month. T-Frank and Snyder discuss his potential position, their thoughts on his performance from their in-person experience, and what Altuner had to say about Penn State. Finally, they discuss ascending quarterback prospect for 2024, Davi Belfort. JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: http://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/LRL3155877513?selected=DSVV2664982394 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a hot start to the year, Penn State football went dark in recruiting but came back in April by flipping tight end Andrew Rappleyea from Michigan. Now that they've secured one spring commitment from the four-star tight end, who is next? That is what the host of the BWI Daily Edition, Thomas Frank Carr, on today's edition of the show. He uses Penn State's top prospects and their announced unofficial visits to give a barometer of when a commitment might come. Finally, T-Frank looks at the class breakdown and examines where Penn State needs to land a commitment. Three Penn State prospects to watch this spring. The first prospect that T-Frank mentions is four-star receiver Rodney Gallagher. The Pittsburgh native announced five dates this month where he'll visit some of his top schools for unofficial visits. From that list, T-Frank points out the schools that Penn State will have to compete the hardest against to earn Gallagher's services. From there, he explains why Gallagher is such an essential prospect in this class and why T-Frank thinks he's a "must-land" for the Nittany Lions. The second prospect that T-Frank shows is four-star linebacker, Tony Rojas. The speedster linebacker has an impressive list of unofficial visits lined up for the coming month, many of which are in short order. T-Frank notes that several are early NIL heavy-hitters, and one is a perennial powerhouse. Finally, he tells you and then mentions a common thread between Rojas and Gallagher about how their visits line up. The third and final prospect is an under-the-radar player in McDonough defensive end, Mason Robinson. The unranked edge rusher has an offer from Penn State, a short list of schools, and a high track record visiting the school. Is he the most likely player to commit? T-Frank gives a quick scouting report on Robinson because fans might not be familiar with him in a crowded class of edge rushers in the region. Finally, T-Frank brings up a dark horse candidate to commit to the Nittany Lions. Check out the show to hear which player was on campus Wednesday and what that player could mean to the Class of 2023. Finally, T-Frank examines the class by position and side of the ball. Where does Penn State need to secure a commitment? Howx do their class numbers and ranks stack up? Lastly, he gives an outline to end the show. JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: http://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/LRL3155877513?selected=DSVV2664982394 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

EPISODE 100 HAS FINALLY ARRIVED and Mason is FINALLY leaving. In our most jam packed and bittersweet episode we bring back all of the Chubbies Podcast classics. We have a Bad Monologue, a Script Read Off for the World's Worst YouTube Channel a visit from Harvey, a goodbye song for Mason, a Millennial Zone bracket between Pete Davidson, Liver King, Hasbulla and Julia Fox and some of our favorite memories in Chubbies Podcast history.   Hosted by Joey Avery, Mason Robinson and Phil Mills.   Want to watch it? The full episode is on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/ErHga7CFAKY

Penn State's five-star defensive end in the Class of 2022, Dani Dennis-Sutton, isn't on campus yet, but he's acting like it. He joins the BWI Daily Edition to talk to host Thomas Frank Carr about his game, life, and journey to becoming a Nittany Lion. He also discusses what he's doing to prepare himself for next season in today's episode. T-Frank starts by diving right into the question fans want to know most. Will Dennis-Sutton be ready to compete early in his career? This offseason, Penn State head coach James Franklin said as much when talking about the 6-5 McDonough high school star during National Signing Day. How did that make Dennis-Sutton feel? He and T-Frank discuss that, and then Dennis-Sutton shifts the focus to the entire class. Finally, T-Frank asks him what his goals are for the fall. Next, T-Frank asks Dennis-Sutton about his on-field skills, which are impressive. But it's not just the physical tools that the 255-pound pass rusher brings to the table; he's also adept at the technical aspects of his position. So, T-Frank asks him how he was keyed into their importance so early in his development. Finally, Dennis-Sutton talked about his journey to become the player he is today. Part of that journey involves the COVID-19 Pandemic. So how was losing a season of football beneficial for Dennis-Sutton? T-Frank asks him what happened and what he learned about himself through that trial. He also explains how one of the side effects of the pandemic was to spark what has become a life-long passion for Dennis-Sutton. They then transition back to talking about Dennis-Sutton's game, specifically his pass-rushing moves. After discussing which ones he thinks are his signature moves, they talk about former Penn State pass-rushers with similar skills. Dennis-Sutton has already signed his letter of intent, but T-Frank asks him what made him sure he wanted to play at Penn State. The high school senior gave a thoughtful answer and explained Penn State's "culture" means to him. Next, they talk about what Dennis-Sutton is doing this spring, and his list of activities is staggering. From track to lifting to working on Penn State's playbook, Dennis-Sutton is busy getting himself ready for life at Penn State. Finally, T-Frank asks the Mcdonough senior about his former teammate, defensive end Mason Robinson. Robinson is unranked by On3 but holds offers from Penn State, Virginia Tech, Pitt, and South Carolina, among others. Finally, they discuss Dennis-Sutton's hobbies and interests off the field. #PennState #NittanyLions JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: http://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/LRL3155877513?selected=DSVV2664982394 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This 27th episode with my sister-friend Mrs. Valerie Mason Robinson is unique.  She discusses working in Corporate America, being an entrepreneur, and going back to Corporate America again.  Aside from business, she speaks about being an adoptive parent.  You are in for a treat and will definitely be inspired by her story.

Today's interview is with Mason Robinson of Chubbies, but he's not only here to talk about how his is brand is inclusive of ALL races, sizes, religions and even more so, the LGBTQ+ community - but to also to speak on their stance and importance surrounding their company and consumers mental health. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This hour long episode features my best friend and close cousin Mason Robinson who jumped into entrepreneurship and real estate at the same time that I did! Our lifelong relationship is the definition of iron sharpening iron. We even share an athletic number, 24 (he had it first). So its only right that we share episode 24 of The Third Degree Podcast on Christmas Day! In this episode you'll hear me breakdown my first real estate deal (as I understood it at the time lol). From this episode it was off to the races because since then Mase and I have both gone on to purchase multiple properties and have amassed a portfolio of almost 15 properties between the two of us. Mase is a former NFL Player and currently an Strength coach for Rutgers University. He started the "Shock the World" brand back in 2015 where he trains youth in speed, agility, fitness, and football. Follow @Shock_the_World on Instagram for crazy fitness videos and motivation from Mase. As always be sure to follow our page @ThirdDegreePodcast for updates and content from the show!

Episode 45 gets positively LEGAL as we read an in depth analysis of Mason's legal standing from our new podcast lawyer. Also Grant is gone, officially, and we discuss whether millennials are more faithful than other generations. We go with yes. So you better clear out your DMs. Also, campaign promises, businesses we tried to start, and an opportunity to help us out with something. Get in there and make your Monday better. 

Episode 27 marks the debut of Mason Robinson host extraordinaire. Will his monologue be better than Joey's? Will he be able to control his voice? Control the podcast? Control HIMSELF?! Could he ever? ANY MORE QUESTIONS?? It also marks the debut of Chubbies legend Tater, and the return of Dr. Phil's Surgeries That Should Exist But Thankfully Don't Because They Are Nightmare Fuel. We determine the best way to text and are visited by a few budding radio DJs and one confused contestant for Mr. Monestary. Are you really still reading this? Stop it.

November 11, 2018. What?? Music?! That’s right. On this week’s show, they mixed it up a little and decided to listen to music. Joined by returning guest Mason Robinson, they listen to some new music that at least one of them had never heard before and then give their opinions. Actually playing the songs on the show, you get a chance to jam out to the songs with Mason and Nick! The songs discussed on this episode include: Daniel Caesar: Who Hurt You? Mitski: Nobody Matt Corby: New Day Coming Kelly Finnigan: Catch Me I’m Feeling Ariana Grande: thank you, next Gonzo: July Khruangbin: White Gloves Jon Bellion: Guillotine Earl Sweatshirt: nowhere2go St. Paul & The Broken Bones: Apollo Khruangbin: People Everywhere Check us out on instagram: @nick_ladue @maeroob

August 29, 2018. In its inaugural episode, Nick, the host, is joined by his good friends, Mason Robinson and John Lisi. They discuss the 1978 frat comedy: Animal House. As Mason and Nick are both in Greek life at USC, and John not, this made for a very interesting conversation. Their discussion includes their overall thoughts, the debate between satire and stereotype, whether offensive jokes are funny, if the memorable lines are all that good, the culture that lies behind Greek life, and much more. Check us out on instagram: @nick_ladue @maeroob @john.lisi

The speedy Mason Robinson was a highly recruited running back out of Somerville High School in New Jersey.  Iowa, Boston College, Temple, Michigan State, Colorado, Maryland and Rutgers University all wanted Mason to play for their football team. One of the talking points in this episode is Mason's decision to be Ray Rice's protege at Rutgers University.  Unfortunately, 2 ACL injuries altered the course of the football career he envisioned.  Because of these injuries, Mason finished his time at Rutgers as a sixth year senior captain and was the team's fourth-string safety and special teams returner. This is not the typical resume of an NFL prospect, but Mason Robinson is not your typical athlete or man. After graduating from Rutgers, Mason spent time with both the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets. During our interview he tells some great stories about his time in the NFL and his strategy for not getting star-struck. "Rutgers WR/RB Mason Robinson out for the year with knee injury" -NJ.com, September 10, 2009  After tearing his first ACL in 2009 while making a cut on a run against the Cincinnati Bearcats in the season-opener, Mason struggled on many levels.  While watching from the sidelines, Mason battled depression and was put on academic probation.  In this episode he talks about how it feels when the text's after games stopped pouring in and how he ultimately turned things around.  A couple strategies Mason used to battle back were positive self-talk and the creation of "Dream Posters."  Listen to the interview to learn how to make your own poster! "Rutgers cornerback Mason Robinson suffers season-ending knee injury" -NJ.com, September 6, 2011 Two years later and now playing corner back for the Scarlet Knights, Mason tore the ACL in his other knee during a non-contact drill. This injury couldn't have come at a worse time because he finally got the nod from Coach Greg Schiano to get the start against North Carolina Central in week 1 of the 2011 season.  This would have meant that he would be starting over current NFL players like Logan Ryan and Duron Harmon (New England Patriots). This time, Mason never let himself get into that "dark place" like he did after his first knee injury, even when coaches were doubting his chances.  Listen to the episode to hear how he handled the adversity dealt to him for a second time. "Mason Robinson savors sixth and final season at Rutgers" -NJ.com, August 25, 2012 Being named captain during his 6th season at Rutgers football as the team's 4th string safety is probably not what Mason had in mind when he walked in to the locker room and put the scarlet red helmet on

The speedy Mason Robinson was a highly recruited running back out of Somerville High School in New Jersey.  Iowa, Boston College, Temple, Michigan State, Colorado, Maryland and Rutgers University all wanted Mason to play for their football team. One of the talking points in this episode is Mason's decision to be Ray Rice's protege at Rutgers University.  Unfortunately, 2 ACL injuries altered the course of the football career he envisioned.  Because of these injuries, Mason finished his time at Rutgers as a sixth year senior captain and was the team's fourth-string safety and special teams returner. This is not the typical resume of an NFL prospect, but Mason Robinson is not your typical athlete or man. After graduating from Rutgers, Mason spent time with both the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets. During our interview he tells some great stories about his time in the NFL and his strategy for not getting star-struck. "Rutgers WR/RB Mason Robinson out for the year with knee injury" -NJ.com, September 10, 2009  After tearing his first ACL in 2009 while making a cut on a run against the Cincinnati Bearcats in the season-opener, Mason struggled on many levels.  While watching from the sidelines, Mason battled depression and was put on academic probation.  In this episode he talks about how it feels when the text's after games stopped pouring in and how he ultimately turned things around.  A couple strategies Mason used to battle back were positive self-talk and the creation of "Dream Posters."  Listen to the interview to learn how to make your own poster! "Rutgers cornerback Mason Robinson suffers season-ending knee injury" -NJ.com, September 6, 2011 Two years later and now playing corner back for the Scarlet Knights, Mason tore the ACL in his other knee during a non-contact drill. This injury couldn't have come at a worse time because he finally got the nod from Coach Greg Schiano to get the start against North Carolina Central in week 1 of the 2011 season.  This would have meant that he would be starting over current NFL players like Logan Ryan and Duron Harmon (New England Patriots). This time, Mason never let himself get into that "dark place" like he did after his first knee injury, even when coaches were doubting his chances.  Listen to the episode to hear how he handled the adversity dealt to him for a second time. "Mason Robinson savors sixth and final season at Rutgers" -NJ.com, August 25, 2012 Being named captain during his 6th season at Rutgers football as the team's 4th string safety is probably not what Mason had in mind when he walked in to the locker room and put the scarlet red helmet on for the first time.  However, graduating from Rutgers with a masters degree, a 3.75 GPA and making it to the NFL is a testament to Mason's character and work ethic.  Mason's versatility (willingness and ability to play multiple positions) is a major contributing factor to his successful recovery.  Many people don't know that Mason was a third-string running back in high school when he received his first college scholarship offer. At every level, he made the most of every opportunity he was given, every time he stepped on the field.  It didn't matter if he was playing running back, corner, safety or kick/punt returner. Mason also credits his success to his knack for being a student of the game and gives some strategies for watching film for young athletes.  Mason overcame a lot of adversity before he worked himself back to running a 4.27 40-yard dash and and to picking-off my favorite football player of all-time, Tim Tebow, in a pre-season game against the New England Patriots. This blog post doesn't give justice to how jacked up I was after recording this interview, so do yourself a favor and give it a listen whether you're injured or not.  I promise you will be left feeling like you can and will SHOCK THE WORLD.  Mason is now training and mentoring upcoming athletes in the NJ area through his "Shock The World" company.  I have no doubt you will want to work with him after listening to this episode (links below). WHERE CAN YOU FIND MAson? website | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | Youtube Download Episode 46 : iTunes | Stitcher Permalink