• Ep 3-Vibe Hai Bro! Ft. Weed, Charas, Joint

  • Jun 25 2022
  • Length: 19 mins
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Ep 3-Vibe Hai Bro! Ft. Weed, Charas, Joint

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  • Often artists talk about a zone which helps them create their magic. Some people depend on silence, some on music and some on the VIBE OF MARIJUANA aka Cannabis. The third episode of Dope Shope Drugs takes us to an artist’s condo where an upcoming musician is introduced to a JOINT. Dr Era Dutta explains why, how and when this road taken may turn out to be a regretful decision. Catch the latest podcasts on the Red FM Podcast Network.

     

    Featuring: Doctor Era Dutta, MD (Psychiatry, DNB (Psychiatry), MBBS

     

    Website: http://dreradutta.com/

     

    LinkedIn: https://in.linkedin.com/in/dr-era-dutta-md-bb6a8a77

     

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindwellness.dr.era/

     

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dr.EraDutta/

     

     

    Hosted by:

    Dhruv Lau & Anil Chauhan

     

    Sound Design:

    Anil Chauhan & Aayush Mehra

     

    Script & Creative Direction:

    Dhruv Lau

     

    Send your feedback and suggestion to: https://www.instagram.com/redfmpodcasts/

     

    Or mail us on podcast@redfm.in

     

    DISCLAIMER

    We do not promote the usage of drugs. Voices and stories used have been dramatised for audience entertainment and the views expressed in this podcast are people’s individual opinion and ideas. Listener’s discretion is advised.

     

     

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