I always recommend just diving right into normal Japanese podcasts.
There are a few listed here if you want to take a look at what people are recommening
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My pick is always this
None of these are anywhere close to your level, but they weren’t close to my level when I started either. I think it’s good to hear normal spoken Japanese, even if you don’t understand it. Over time you’ll learn to recognise words, and you’ll understand what they’re saying. It might take a long time until you understand what they’re even talking about, but you’re still hearing all kinds of words and getting proper exposure.
Yes, the below is just copied from one of my previous comments
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