Els viatges de l'Àngela Mármol i les activitats extraescolars de la Nadine Romero

Al "LOFT" posem davant per davant els dos pisos més caòtics de Girona, Cal Carmota i Can Carbassa, que s'enfronten per veure quin és més net, més sorollós i també qui és la pitjor companya de pis. A més, parlem de l'Àngela Mármol, que viu entre Girona i Nova York i ens genera un FOMO terrible: roadtrips, premières, Tom Cruise i dofins. La Nadine Romero reflexiona sobre les activitats extraescolars i el paper dels pares: qui hi posa realment interès? Tanquem amb una xerradeta sorpresa, com cada dimarts.

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