Getting to know Nina “Quirky Questions”

Episode 7 of the Mother's Of Pearls podcast, hosted by ArtistHalima, titled "Getting to know Nina “Quirky Questions”" was published on June 13, 2023 and runs 17 minutes.

June 13, 2023 ·17m · Mother's Of Pearls

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Summary

Getting to know “Ninatheelite” with some fun and quirky questions. These are things you wouldn’t hear on her podcast or social media (but here we’re asking). 😅😆👍🏽 Enjoy this bonus/extended show !

Episode Description

Getting to know “Ninatheelite” with some fun and quirky questions. These are things you wouldn’t hear on her podcast or social media (but here we’re asking). 😅😆👍🏽 Enjoy this bonus/extended show !

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