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Documentally

Corporate Pirates. The DoLectures 2012 Part 2of6

Episode 1337,   Jul 11, 2012, 07:53 PM

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Part two of six recordings captured at the Do Lectures 2012. Check out http://DoLectures.com Audio recorded by @Documentally & edited by @McFontaine

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