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Aug 29, 2016 1 hr 32 min

Ep014: Date like a Feminist

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I've convinced myself that I'm great at giving dating advice. Whether that theory is true outside my own reality is yet to be determined. In this episode, two brave men, Armen Haftvani and Mark Lee- both amateur comedians and fellow creatives- allow me to dig through their dating past and present and attempt to shed some insight on their game. GUESTS: Armen Haftvani Mark Lee

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