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Prologue: Judge a book by its cover

EPISODE · Nov 9, 2023 · 29 MIN

Prologue: Judge a book by its cover

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Is 10 minutes enough time for you to paint a first impression, after hearing a person speak?In this episode, Chris invites his guest, Poni, a University-Lecturer for a chat, after he observes her speaking at a festival and jotting down his observations; he believes they are an accurate portrait of Poni.

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