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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2020 · 9 MIN

Why Disjointed?

from Disjointed · host Shriman Adhith

This is my first scene of full length podcast. In this I talk about how I got into blog websites and how it has changed to digital broadcasts.

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This is my first scene of full length podcast. In this I talk about how I got into blog websites and how it has changed to digital broadcasts.

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This is my first scene of full length podcast. In this I talk about how I got into blog websites and how it has changed to digital broadcasts.

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