Cerdas Al Aire - Programa 26-07-21

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Magazine feminista no apto para: machirulos, antiderechos, fachos, homolesbotransfóbicos y pro imperio. Nos gustan las teorías conspiranóicas, pero el terraplanismo nos parece un poco mucho. Tomamos mate y tenemos discusiones intrascendentes frente al micrófono. Hacemos el programa como si nadie nos estuviese escuchando porque, sabemos, nadie nos está escuchando. Elegimos la voz de las mujeres y otras identidades, ya hay suficiente macho dando vuelta en los medios. Somos cerdas y estamos al aire.

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