Show Notes
Hey everyone! It's the New Executive Board! Cool dudes and dudettes introducing themselves and what we hope to accomplish in this organization rebirth! Get excited about a new era of podcasting and fun new episodes! Enjoy, hope you have fun and get excited to for what is to come!
Hosts: The UC3P Board (Gayatri, Lutfi, Ben, Aby, Zahir, Alec, Eunice) Produced by Gayatri Sreeram Edited by Zahir Quader and Lutfi Hakim Ariff
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