Joanne McNally on how to be sound

Follow Joanne McNally on Twitter @jomcnally and on Instagram @joannemcnallycomedy.

Sofie Hagen's podcast, Made of Human, is where I got the inspiration for How to be Sound – and where I get a lot of inspiration, to be honest!

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