• The RUMPette 15 - I'm not dying outside Swindon!

  • Oct 10 2024
  • Length: 29 mins
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The RUMPette 15 - I'm not dying outside Swindon!

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  • In this cute button-sized episode, Gwen & Kate chat about Kate's near-death experience on a train just outside Swindon, the horrors of networking, the International Women's Podcast Festival, Deepak Chopra, complimenting strangers, Buddhist's second arrow and the entirely normal feeling of being totally awkward.

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    Music - Andrew Grimes
    Artwork - Erica Frances George
    Voiceover - Dave Jones
    Socials - Kate Balls

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