220: Tim Cotton—The Duck of Justice Flies Again
Episode Date: October 5, 2021Mike chats with Tim Cotton, the famous cop who saved a stuffed bird from the trash heap and went on to write a couple of bestselling books.
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481 episodes transcribedMike chats with Tim Cotton, the famous cop who saved a stuffed bird from the trash heap and went on to write a couple of bestselling books.
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