S2 E4 | Wow, I Hate This | Wildlife Documentary w/ Nimisha Odedra
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S2 E4 | Wow, I Hate This | Wildlife Documentary w/ Nimisha Odedra
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About this listen
And joining them this week on their audio safari, it's comedian and host of BBC Sounds podcast 'But...Where Are You Really From?' - it's the delightful Nimisha Odedra!
We chat to Nim about her brand new puppy, cultural identity and accidentally translating the word satsuma.
So as we brace ourselves for this new ecosystem, prepare yourself for: Danny Dyer's brand new career move, animals as you've never heard them before and Jack's lack of research leaving him to fend for himself in the wilderness.
Massive thanks to Nim for joining us this week, you can keep up to date by following her on @nimisha_odedra on Twitter and nimisha.odedra on Instagram.
You can find But...Where Are You Really From? on the BBC Sounds App, as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and the following link:
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/but-where-are-you-really-from/id1534173216
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