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Ouzo Talk 7 Αυγ

The Olympics

The Olympics are arguably one of Greece's greatest contributions to the world, but in this day and age, is it viable for them to continue to be shared around with other host countries? Should the Games go back to Greece permanently? Tom and Nick are joined by returning guests Billy Cotsis and Panayiotis Diamadis to talk all things Olympics, from this year's opening ceremony in Paris, to the case for bringing the games home!

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