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Jan 16, 2024 42 min

PAUL DUFFY - Part 2

from The Imaging Hangout Hosted by The ImagingHangout

We're back after the Christmas & New Year break with Part 2 of our chat with Today FM's Paul Duffy. In Part 2 we obvisouly talk about our favourite subject Plugins, Paul's time at Today FM & iRadio plus loads of Paul's imaging and promos. We hope you enjoy this episode, it's always such a pleasure to converse with such great talent. If you have any suggestions for future guests please let us know, email [email protected]

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