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Weekly Report, 29 November 2021 (Rub Of Rub, Bongabonga, Trou, Oslo Ibrahim, Vira Talisa dan Dead Bachelors) is a sound classified under the Music/Other/Other genre, part of the regular Minggulibur Podcast series of roundup episodes built to curate and share context around new releases from the creators named in its title. Unlike entries that blend recorded music and conversational discussion, this specific episode is structured to avoid that combined format, and can be listened to everywhere, with no barriers to accessing its content no matter where audiences prefer to engage with audio. The Minggulibur Podcast’s Weekly Report installments are designed to compile highlights of recent work from a rotating slate of creators, with each episode centered on the specific bodies of work that have launched in the lead-up to that episode’s publication, giving listeners a curated overview of new drops worth exploring across the creative landscape the podcast covers.