RIH #46 - Making Introverts Squirm

An episode of the Rome Is Home podcast, hosted by Jozef and Geneviève Maka, titled "RIH #46 - Making Introverts Squirm" was published on December 29, 2019 and runs 29 minutes.

December 29, 2019 ·29m · Rome Is Home

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This week, we share our first Italian Christmas experience and we chat about virtue in the second half. www.patreon.com/romeishome Intro music: Strange Italian Song - Juanitos Support the show

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This week, we share our first Italian Christmas experience and we chat about virtue in the second half.

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