S01:E14 - Two Raisins and a Beef Jerky

from #relevant Hosted by Erin Garnett & Kat Martinson

Buckle up kids and bust out your sweet tooth - we've got Toblerone Tunnels as a listener request! After the girls roll their eyeballs out of their heads, Kaedi talks about the renewed love for temporary tattos, a thankfulness for language apps, and the girls debate if they are pro e-reader or pro-real book. Erin sells us on farmers markets, and if ironic fashion is really even that ironic anymore. Have some input or insight? Want us to talk about a certain topic? Email us! [email protected] or follow us on Instagram or Twitter @weresorelevant!

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