• “The Formidable Ally” S1:E3 Part 1/2

  • Sep 27 2021
  • Length: 30 mins
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“The Formidable Ally” S1:E3 Part 1/2

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  • Hello Friends,

    Welcome back to another episode of my Haikyu Podcast! In this weeks episode, we take a dive into the development of some of our main characters Hinata and Kageyama. On top of introducing two new teammates to the mix. 

    I want to thank my friend Kyndre for being on this episode with me. Obviously, you can tel by the thumbnail that we cut a damn fool! Lol always a good time with her, that’s for sure. 

    Also, it was my first…kiinnddaaaaaa mukbang! Lol you’ll see what I’m talking about lol make sure to subscribe to the channel and follow the podcast over on Spotify and Apple Podcast! 

    Remember, “part two” episode drop on Thursdays. So make sure you have your notifications turned on so you don’t miss the action. 

    Anyways, I hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did. We will ABSOLUTELY do more of these in the future! 


    Vibe on, 

    Momo


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