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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2020 · 3 MIN

38. Moving is hard!

from Feminist Robot · host Rachel Baldwin

   You said you liked songs, so here you go! The most self indulgent song I could think of. Just my normal complaining, but to a tune! 

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You said you liked songs, so here you go! The most self indulgent song I could think of. Just my normal complaining, but to a tune!

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   You said you liked songs, so here you go! The most self indulgent song I could think of. Just my normal complaining, but to a tune! 

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