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Gay In High School w/ Sabrina Wu – Ep. 83

Gay In High School w/ Sabrina Wu – Ep. 83

FromDyking Out - a Lesbian and LGBTQIA Podcast for Everyone!


Gay In High School w/ Sabrina Wu – Ep. 83

FromDyking Out - a Lesbian and LGBTQIA Podcast for Everyone!

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Length:
69 minutes
Released:
May 20, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Comedian Sabrina Wu (Harvard Lampoon) joins us and braves all of our dated television and movie references to talk about what it was like being gay in high school. We may or may not have gotten a little off topic at times, but Sabrina was kind enough to share her experiences that made Sarah and Carolyn RELIEVED that they went to high school in the early aughts. Okay, maybe it’s just the idea of a prom-posal that has them feeling nostalgic for the good ol’ days of locker notes or having friends ask for you. Anyway, a lot has changed between then and now, but there are definitely things that remain the same for us queerdos. We also talk about having agency over our bodies, Alyssa Milano’s #sexstrike, Carolyn spreading false gossip, Gentleman Jack and more! Plus, we answer a listener question about work place harassment.
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Released:
May 20, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

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Hosted by New York City-based comedians Carolyn Bergier & Melody Kamali, Dyking Out is a podcast about lesbian / queer life, news, and pop culture. Each week, Carolyn and Melody invite a special guest (comedians, musicians, actors, crushes) to dyke out with them about a topic that's relevant to the LGBTQIA world. But really, it's just another way to advance the gay agenda.