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Comment je choisis mes sujets, comment je les traite mais aussi combien de temps j’y passe.
Je te raconte l’?volution depuis Septembre 2020 ? F?vrier 2021 et les coulisses des pr?parations de ces ?pisodes.
Et puis, comme on est encore en d?but d’ann?e je te fais part des futurs sujets que j’aimerais aborder et des projets de d?veloppement de ce podcast.
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