Season 2 Episode 3: Anj talks about Podcasting

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Join me and another good friend, Anj as she shares her experience as a podcaster with her friends and what she learned from having a show of their own! I met Anj online via Lomomanila on Facebook and became Insta-friends (no pun intended) for the past 2 years. If you wanna start your own show or you just wanna listen to more podcasts, this episode is for you! Getting to know Anj: (1:24) MAIN TOPIC: How to Be a Podcaster po? (27:38) FAST TALK: NEVER HAVE I EVER? (1:13:51) Follow the Bae's Kamp Podcast with Anj, Phil, Jerky and Kay on: linktr.ee/baeskamppodcast, on Spotify, Youtube and all podcast platforms online Twitter, Facebook and Instagram: baeskamppodcast Music by: The 126ers, Jingle Punks, Silent Partner and Topher & Alex Elena

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