JPBadjo Podcast

By: Jean-Paul Badjo
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  • Summary

  • The JPBadjo Podcast is a podcast where every week we have a guest on to talk to me about something I basically don't know a bunch about. We make crude jokes, and bring some levity and information on a variety of subject. It's like a podcast with a giant family!
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Episodes
  • Being a Marine: The JPB Podcast Episode 38 with Luke

    Being a Marine: The JPB Podcast Episode 38 with Luke
    Sep 9 2022

    In this episode I have Luke where we discuss... Well... It was supposed to be about being a Marine but he kinda ended up interviewing me lmao

    Twitter: @JPBadjo

    Instagram:JPBadjo Opening song was made by the RemoteIslandSyndrome on youtube
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    43 mins
  • Work, Politics, and Gislaine: The JPB Podcast Episode 37 with Christopher Toney

    Work, Politics, and Gislaine: The JPB Podcast Episode 37 with Christopher Toney
    Sep 8 2022

    This Episode I have Chris again where we talk about a bunch of crazy stuff happening in the news. 

    Twitter: @JPBadjo

    Instagram:JPBadjo

    Opening song was made by the RemoteIslandSyndrome on youtube
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    1 hr
  • Roe V. Wade: The JPBadjo Podcast Episode 36 with Danyelle Smith

    Roe V. Wade: The JPBadjo Podcast Episode 36 with Danyelle Smith
    Sep 7 2022

    In this episode we discuss Roe V Wade and discuss both sides of the argument

    Twitter: @JPBadjo

    Instagram:JPBadjo

    Opening song was made by the RemoteIslandSyndrome on youtube
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    1 hr and 28 mins

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