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Back in the day, #WOJM was the first to bring former #GIJoe designer Erik Araña to the masses when he left Hasbro, and now it seems like we're overdue in bringing him in the #TeamStream! Mike and Rob welcome Erik before his appearance at next month's JoeFest in Augusta, GA to talk about old times and new (perhaps some adventures from Roll Out Roll Call), his time at Hasbro and work in the 25th Anniversary-era on the GI Joe brand! Plus, we'll turn a watchful eye towards any GI Joe news and more! LISTEN TODAY!
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