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“I keep raving about this podcast to everyone I know from every rooftop. Holly Wood, oh Holly Wood. <3
Recently I was shopping at an American Apparel and listening to the Counsel of Queer Elders episode and loving it. When I stepped into a fitting room, I took out my earbuds and realized an exact continuation of this kind of candid girl talk/sex talk was happening outside the stall between two AA employees discussing a recent date. I was so delighted and when I stepped out of the fitting room had to tell them that they were cracking me up! We had such a good moment and I recommended Why Oh Why to them right away.
No More Randy. At first his brutal honesty seemed rare and intriguing and now there’s some dark underbelly stuff coming out of him and no more. I’ve started skipping episodes where he’s present.
THANK YOU ANDREA!!!
Katya from Brooklyn”
Katya Mez via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/25/14
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