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- Not to be confused with the 21st tossup in a packet, which is often used as a replacement or tiebreaker.
Tossup 21 is a podcast about quizbowl stories produced and hosted by Noah Prince and directed by Grace Prince.
Tossup 21 released its first episode in 2019. Episodes are available on several platforms, listed on the podcast's webpage.