Pilot Episode With Unoma

Episode 1 of the Project Central podcast, hosted by Samuel Odifa, titled "Pilot Episode With Unoma" was published on November 7, 2021 and runs 36 minutes.

November 7, 2021 ·36m · Project Central

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Summary

Hi there, I'm Samuel Odifa, the Host and Producer of Project Central, this is the pilot episode, yep... the first of many more interesting episodes to come. You get to know a little about me and this amazing project, it's nice to have you here, there is not a lot I can say right now to get you to listen to this particular episode, but I can assure you that want to stick around for the others. This episode, I chatted with a friend of mine (Unoma), she had some interesting questions for me and some opinions of her own about this podcast. Hit the subscribe button to get notified every two weeks when a new episode drops. Special gratitude to Unoma, Anchor.fm and RiversideFm. You can Engage us on Instagram: Project Central Unoma Anchor.fm Riverside.fm

Episode Description

Hi there,

I'm Samuel Odifa, the Host and Producer of Project Central, this is the pilot episode, yep... the first of many more interesting episodes to come.

You get to know a little about me and this amazing project, it's nice to have you here, there is not a lot I can say right now to get you to listen to this particular episode, but I can assure you that want to stick around for the others.

This episode, I chatted with a friend of mine (Unoma), she had some interesting questions for me and some opinions of her own about this podcast.

Hit the subscribe button to get notified every two weeks when a new episode drops.

Special gratitude to Unoma, Anchor.fm and RiversideFm.

You can Engage us on Instagram:

Project Central

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