It’s a new dawn, it’s a new szn
Episode 1 of the Bob talks podcast, hosted by Samyukhtha Sunil, titled "It’s a new dawn, it’s a new szn " was published on July 13, 2023 and runs 21 minutes.
July 13, 2023 ·21m · Bob talks
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Summary
Season 03 comes bearing more questions than answers, more apprehension than certainty about the little romance I share with Bangalore. As I deep dive into all that action that I missed out in the city in the last 2 years, uncover and hopefully revive your own romance with the city.
Episode Description
Season 03 comes bearing more questions than answers, more apprehension than certainty about the little romance I share with Bangalore. As I deep dive into all that action that I missed out in the city in the last 2 years, uncover and hopefully revive your own romance with the city.
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