Podcast
PIMO
Hosted by Needcoffee.com · EN
People I Met Online (PIMO) is a podcast in which Dom (German member of Need Coffee International) selfishly practices his language skills by talking to native speakers he met over the internet. Basically, he is just virtually hanging out with people he wants to talk to and you can listen to it. We invite you to feel like a government agent who is surveilling a foreigner. Enjoy!
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PIMO #5: Julian Simpson
May 28, 202501:04:10Tap to summarizeIt's the perfect time to talk to the writer and director of The Lovecraft Investigations. Especially since you can now support its next season via a Kickstarter campaign.
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PIMO #4: Beth Roars
Oct 14, 202301:51:35Tap to summarizeBeth Roars – her album “Fable” comes out on the 15th of October. The first single “Power of the Wolf” is available already. Beth and I talk about her YouTube career (she brings her Voice Coach skills to the Reaction Video genre), how she got scammed when she first tried to make it as a singer, creativity, teaching and…PE? I hope you enjoy.
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PIMO #3: Dr. Damien Williams
Dec 5, 202201:16:14Tap to summarizeIn our 3rd episode of PIMO, we welcome one of our own: Damien Williams (aka Prof. Wolven) talks with Dom about language, identity, habits, magic… you know, the good stuff! Enjoy.
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PIMO #2: Kevin Smith
May 18, 202002:23:06Tap to summarizeThe works of Kevin Smith were a bit of an English teacher to our German friend. Take that as you will but it explains why he has been following the life and work of the director, podcaster & writer for over twenty years now. Smith tells stories about Mallrats 2, the new He-Manseries, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot and further adventures in Germany.
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PIMO #1: Matt Cohen
Mar 19, 202001:37:59Tap to summarizeCohen is a writer, producer, director, actor, podcaster...but mainly, he is a passionate dog owner. You may know him from the podcasts Bagged & Boarded and Bunny Ears, the film Wrestling Isn't Wrestling, or simply, the internet.
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