Fredag 20.1 Nekrologens comeback!
God fredag! I dag har Kristin og Astrid celebert besøk av Klara fra Rushtid. Vi tar deg gjennom alle combackene i offentligheten, som du kan glede og grue deg til. Vi holder også en nekrolog for verdens eldste dame og en slags nekrolog for våre #softgrung
An episode of the Skumma Kultur podcast, hosted by Radio Nova, titled "Fredag 20.1 Nekrologens comeback!" was published on January 20, 2023 and runs 34 minutes.
January 20, 2023 ·34m · Skumma Kultur
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God fredag! I dag har Kristin og Astrid celebert besøk av Klara fra Rushtid. Vi tar deg gjennom alle combackene i offentligheten, som du kan glede og grue deg til. Vi holder også en nekrolog for verdens eldste dame og en slags nekrolog for våre #softgrunge faser #åjadda
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God fredag! I dag har Kristin og Astrid celebert besøk av Klara fra Rushtid. Vi tar deg gjennom alle combackene i offentligheten, som du kan glede og grue deg til. Vi holder også en nekrolog for verdens eldste dame og en slags nekrolog for våre #softgrunge faser #åjadda
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