Ark! Le Podcast #71 – Les poètes qui riment c'est ARK!– Jonathan Roy/Serge

from Ark! · host Pascal Cameron

Invité : Jonathan Roy Co-animateur : Serge BrideauLors de cet épisode, la haine a été déversée : Le jus de poivronLes poètes qui rimentLes gens qui expliquent leur poèmeLes poètes qui jouent à l'inspirationLes humoristes qui veulent trop puncherPour les épisodes en primeurs et soutenir le podcast: https://www.patreon.com/arklepodcastLiens pour rattrapage :YouTube: http://bit.ly/Ark-YouTube iTunes: http://bit.ly/Ark-iTunes GooglePlay: Bit.ly/Ark_PlaySpotify: https://spoti.fi/2YIVZXPPascal Cameronhttps://www.facebook.com/pascalcameronhumoriste/https://www.instagram.com/pascalcameron/

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