#4: Live from #MeetEasyPodcast

In questo One More Show abbiamo cercato di raccogliere le registrazioni sparse della nostra prima pizzata ufficiale, la qualità audio è scadente ma speriamo vi piaccia lo stesso.

An episode of the One More Show podcast, hosted by Luca Zorzi, Federico Travaini, Alberto Zorzi, Maurizio Natali, titled "#4: Live from #MeetEasyPodcast" was published on March 4, 2013 and runs 13 minutes.

March 4, 2013 ·13m · One More Show

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In questo One More Show abbiamo cercato di raccogliere le registrazioni sparse della nostra prima pizzata ufficiale, la qualità audio è scadente ma speriamo vi piaccia lo stesso.

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In questo One More Show abbiamo cercato di raccogliere le registrazioni sparse della nostra prima pizzata ufficiale, la qualità audio è scadente ma speriamo vi piaccia lo stesso.

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