Nessa Kwizera

Offline Thoughts

Society EN ↓ Odcinki: 78

The online world is great for so many things. It’s great for making you laugh, it’s great for entertainment. And every now and again you come across people or ideas that literally blows your mind. But I still think some of our best thinking happens offline. So, join me, Nessa, on Offline Thoughts as I chat about some of the things I think about when I’m not online. Your feedback, thoughts and comments would be really appreciated! Send them to offlinethoughts.podcast@gmail.com .

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Autor

Nessa Kwizera

Kategoria

Society

Strona podcastu

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Ostatni odcinek

12 kwi 2026

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