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EP132 ：中職37年上半季，吉董憑直覺，不負責預測大排名⋯

EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 49 MIN

EP132 ：中職37年上半季，吉董憑直覺，不負責預測大排名⋯

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一吉邦 A-One節目 第一百三十二集，中職37年上半季，吉董憑直覺，不負責預測大排名⋯ 連續132週的每週一上線，有可能會改變型態，由於一吉邦兩人越來越忙，各自都有生涯規劃，錄音時間很難搭不上⋯ 變成需要雙開副節目⋯有時只有老邦訪？或有時只有吉董訪？反正之後重大賽事（澎湖226）才會再一起錄音，兩人合體才是主節目一吉邦！恁講好啊毋好⋯ 有意見的愛講餒！南北二路互相有比賽，安呢就有兩個副節目，嘛是介趣味！先安內就好啊⋯無試欲會知⋯不試諾會大尾！ #歡迎欲贊助的朋友 外埔頭免加（02）直接敲0930-946-709(熱天），看閣有啥物發展的空間⋯ 本節目由Feebees 襪鞋冠名贊助 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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