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Oct 25, 2025 58 min

Tegan and Sara Quin

from What Is This Podcast About? Hosted by Stacey and Arin

What if this podcast was about Canadian indie rock/pop duo and famous gay twins, Tegan and Sara Quin? They're Stacey's hyperfixation of the moment and she needs an outlet! Join the pod as we discuss early 2000s emo music, catfishing, gender identity, and more in this very special episode brought to you by Stacey's everlasting need to be obsessed with a brown-haired woman (or two!) As always, this podcast is completely amateurly produced and contains very little content and even less research, information, or point at all. Enjoy and thanks for tuning in!

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