Frú Barnaby: 2. þáttur - Áfram veginn

Episode 2 of the Frú Barnaby - Hlaðvarp Lóu og Móu podcast, hosted by frubarnaby, titled "Frú Barnaby: 2. þáttur - Áfram veginn" was published on April 7, 2020 and runs 41 minutes.

April 7, 2020 ·41m · Frú Barnaby - Hlaðvarp Lóu og Móu

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Fyrst er farið í ótrúlegar viðtökur sem 1. þátturinn fékk nú svo er farið grannt í persónugalleríið í Midsommer, kynhlutverk og fjölbreytileiki eru rædd. Nú svo er að sjálfsögðu Díönuhornið allt saman yfir góðu english breakfast 🥂

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Fyrst er farið í ótrúlegar viðtökur sem 1. þátturinn fékk nú svo er farið grannt í persónugalleríið í Midsommer, kynhlutverk og fjölbreytileiki eru rædd. Nú svo er að sjálfsögðu Díönuhornið allt saman yfir góðu english breakfast 🥂

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