An inspiring former Monk, hilarious Mevrou & LOL can of Cola
Updated | By East Coast Breakfast
Feeling overwhelmed by all the podcast options out there? Let East Coast Breakfast's Podcast Pick be your guide! Here are the latest picks from Darren Maule, Carmen Reddy and guest podcaster Sean Loots.
In episode two of Podcast Pick, the team explore three intriguing podcast picks that offer a range of experiences for listeners.
In the mix are an inspiring former monk and two hilarious "Mevrou Mevrou" women who make Darren Maule laugh out loud with their stories.
Gerda de Sousa and Dianne Broodryk share daily life experiences with doses of laughter, tears, and everything in between. These ladies are far from ordinary, and their podcasts, about 15 minutes long, are available wherever you get your podcasts.
Next, we have "The Jay Shetty Podcast," hosted by former monk Jay Shetty, who aims to spread wisdom in a practical and accessible manner.
We also hear from guest podcaster, Sean Loots, host of 'Some Assembly Required', on what makes him laugh in the car.
Last week in the debut episode of Podcast Pick, Darren Maule and Carmen Reddy gave their current Podcast Picks, plus we heard from Spotify's Podcast Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, Ncebakazi Manzi. Her pick was a current favourite on Spotify. Listen to the details below.
Have you got an FAQ about podcasting? Email the team on [email protected] with "Podcast Pick FAQ" in the subject line and we could feature your question on Podcast Pick.
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