Ep 7: Let's Talk About Gender, Baby
Episode 7 of the A Soft Mess podcast, hosted by A Soft Mess, titled "Ep 7: Let's Talk About Gender, Baby" was published on October 4, 2018 and runs 37 minutes.
October 4, 2018 ·37m · A Soft Mess
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Summary
A special "Dear Bare" segment ft. several of your poignant gender questions. Featured voices include Desiree Celeste, Liz Young and Mike Malpiedi.
Episode Description
A special "Dear Bare" segment ft. several of your poignant gender questions. Featured voices include Desiree Celeste, Liz Young and Mike Malpiedi.
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