63 - Pube Hair Don't Care

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from Vicious Cycle · host Kate Elston, Meghann Hayes and Meg Trowbridge

This week Kate brings us bleedsearch on pubic hair - or as other's like to refer to it, "crotch shrubbery" (seriously, come for the pubes, stay for the euphemisms). We talk pubes-of-yore, medical benefits of pubic hair, and how your blosts like to maintain their "foilage" (<-- real euphemism). And you KNOW we've got a song for this one. Whether you've got hair to share or keep it bare, press that play button.

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