THE QUARANTINE SERIES: Our Quarantine Queen

THE QUARANTINE SERIES: Our Quarantine Queen

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THE QUARANTINE SERIES: Suck It, Moby

We're breaking up the monotony of quarantine by bringing you new bingeable content. And The Quarantine Series kicks off with a curated list of our favorite podcast episodes. Guests: Javier (Pretend / Criminal Conduct) Kim (researcher for The Fall Line) Lindsay (Corpus Delicti / M ...  Show more

I'm Coming Out (Remix)

In honor of LGBTQ month and National Coming Out Day, Erica Kelley (Southern Fried True Crime), Tawny Platis (The Dirty Bits), Tommy Estlund (The Curiosity Hour), and I discuss our favorite songs from LGBTQ artists. We laugh, we cry, we discuss puppy love, coming out, and trans an ...  Show more

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