Eps.4 "ANEH"

An episode of the #SARANG podcast, hosted by Nur Hamim, titled "Eps.4 "ANEH"" was published on January 23, 2021 and runs 20 minutes.

January 23, 2021 ·20m · #SARANG

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Kali ini bahas yang unik!! Yapp HOROR TIME.... Bagi yang suka bingung sama kejanggalan di sekitar kalian jangan khawatir, gua bersama kalian. PERINGATAN! Jangan dengerin sambil makan. Karena cerita terakhir... kalian simak sendiri aja hihihi

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Kali ini bahas yang unik!! Yapp HOROR TIME....

Bagi yang suka bingung sama kejanggalan di sekitar kalian jangan khawatir, gua bersama kalian.

PERINGATAN! Jangan dengerin sambil makan. Karena cerita terakhir... kalian simak sendiri aja hihihi

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