#13: Calefacción estacionaria y Violencia y censura en RRSS

EPISODE · May 24, 2023 · 1H 11M

#13: Calefacción estacionaria y Violencia y censura en RRSS

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¡Muy buenas, gente! En este episodio os contamos lo convincente que puede llegar a ser el frío en una camper a la hora de decidirte a montar, de una vez, la calefacción que compraste diez meses atrás. En la segunda parte os contamos por qué creemos que algunas redes sociales tienen una empanada muy gorda a la hora de considerar qué es contenido adecuado y qué no. ¡Esperamos que os guste! CRÉDITOS - Canción de cabecera: Over The Rainbow - Iz Kamakawiwo'ole - Locución de cabecera: María Teresa Bellón Sánchez de la Blanca - Canción que introduce la segunda parte: Violence - Wolfsbane - Canción de despedida: Follow The Yellow Brick Road: Judy Garland & The Singer Midgets

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#13: Calefacción estacionaria y Violencia y censura en RRSS

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