#47: You're Canceled!
from Pop Culture Sh*tshow Hosted by Tessa Betz & Becca Conary
Everything is canceled! Hell hath no fury like the Internet and we are here to dive first into the wild world of "canceled culture." Get ready to hear the good, bad, and complicated as we explore this recent phenomenon in this week's episode of Pop Culture Sh*tshow. Rate. Review. Share. Subscribe.
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