Episode 64: Aspiring Script Writer

from Broken Hour · host Sebastian & Henry

Hey guys welcome back to the new episode of this week! We got another guest for this week's episode, Biebek! He talks about his move from Nepal. The process of it, graduating, working for a cyber security , his love of soccer , and his end goal to be a script writer! Its always fun for us to conversate with a new guest and learn new things about them! Check out his short film "Memories" on Yoututbe! https://youtu.be/QgV_uqISKqE

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