The not so daily podcast.

Its been long, but I am back. I hope you give me 10 minutes of your time to hear 4 interesting (scary) stories.

This is the one, this is why I asked about your experiences lol. I came up with this script when I was very bored but never got to post it so here it is, right here right now. Share the ep and make me famous, let the world know me mwhahhah.

This may or may not be called a part 2. It's just there cause Kulki and Pun Pun told me to post it. In advance, I would like to apologize for my mic quality. You can just think of it as I did it to keep my voice anonymous. 

Guyssss we do not know what we are doing so plss bear with us... New episode we will properly record again as soon as possible

This is part 1 of a multi-episode series. Me and my guest talk about our time in GNS and all the dumb stuff we did. 

*All characters and incidents mentioned in this episode may or may not be true purely coincidental*

An episode about problems that are not addressed as much but play an important role in our lives.

Guys I tried something new so I hope you guys understand this. Lemme know if you liked this episode although i did not explain anything properly. Nonetheless I hope you do give it a listen and share as well :]

Part 2 is finally out!!!!! I finally go the motivation to do this after so long. I hope you enjoy this. 2 more interesting episodes gonna come out this week or next week so pls do wait for that as well. PLS LISTEN AND SHARE. Thank you all.

Dreams part 2 finally out... I was lazy but not no more. Have a great day.

Detailed on how to lucid dream - https://www.healthline.com/health/healthy-sleep/how-to-lucid-dream#how-to-lucid-dream

Metacognition - awareness, and understanding of one's own thought processes.

That's part 1 of DrEaMs. Hope you enjoy it. 

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