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Feb 13, 2023 <1 min

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Hi Darlings! We are Naomi and Erin, two lifelong friends and we have a lot to say. We thought we'd be really groundbreaking as two white women and start a podcast. We'll be chatting all about motherhood, being undecided about motherhood, relationships and everything in between. We love each other (probably too much) and love to chat (could do it under water), so if you love chit chatty pod, JOIN US! x

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