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The Motherlode Podcast
by Rebecca Egger and Ashton Merck
Motherlode is a podcast for people who love games and the women who play them. Join us to chat about the history of our favorite games, what we’re playing after our kids go to bed, and how playing videogames as working moms is a small but necessary act of feminist resistance.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Motherlode is a podcast for people who love games and the women who play them. Join us to chat about the history of our favorite games, what we’re playing after our kids go to bed, and how playing videogames as working moms is a small but necessary act of feminist resistance.
HOSTED BY
Rebecca Egger and Ashton Merck
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Motherlode is a podcast for people who love games and the women who play them. Join us to chat about the history of our favorite games, what we’re playing after our kids go to bed, and how playing videogames as working moms is a small but necessary act of feminist resistance.
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The Motherlode Podcast is created and hosted by Rebecca Egger and Ashton Merck.
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