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Taking The Charge Podcast 150: Kostja Mushidi, Simon Pursl, Edon Maxhuni, Stephane Gombauld and Martynas Varnas

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Kostja Mushidi of Germany, Czech Republic's Simon Pursl, Edon Maxhuni of Finland, France's Stephane Gombauld and Martynas Varnas of Lithuania are battling at the 2015 U18 European Championship. They also are on Taking The Charge - photos by FIBA Europe

Kostja Mushidi of Germany, Czech Republic’s Simon Pursl, Edon Maxhuni of Finland, France’s Stephane Gombauld and Martynas Varnas of Lithuania are battling at the 2015 U18 European Championship. They also are on Taking The Charge – photos by FIBA Europe

Taking The Charge Podcast Episode 150: The 2015 U18 European Championship is getting down to the big games and it’s time for some of the stars to talk to Taking The Charge. Dave chats with German revelation Kostja Mushidi, Simon Pursl of the Czech Republic, Finland’s Edon Maxhuni, Stephane Gombauld of France and Lithuania’s Martynas Varnas.

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Episode 150: There is a lot of talk about the U18 European Championship and then the interviews of the week

Kostja Mushidi: 24:00

Simon Pursl: 38:55

Edon Maxhuni: 47:00

Stephane Gombauld: 55:10

Martynas Varnas: 1:02:50

This week’s music: “Dark Country Road” by Norval & Alix – 1:14:50

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