Plums vs SSRIs (w/ Charlie Bardey, Natalie Rotter-Laitman, Annabel & Sabina Meschke, Connor Ratliff, Michael Cruz Kayne, Edy Modica, Celeste Yim, and Jo Firestone)
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Plums vs SSRIs (w/ Charlie Bardey, Natalie Rotter-Laitman, Annabel & Sabina Meschke, Connor Ratliff, Michael Cruz Kayne, Edy Modica, Celeste Yim, and Jo Firestone)
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In this episode we revisit the height of Summer in New York with hosts Charlie Bardey and Natalie Rotter-Laitman and comics Annabel and Sabina Meschke, Connor Ratliff, Michael Cruz Kayne, Edy Modica, Celeste Yim, and Jo Firestone. Audiences are tasked with guessing a number, explaining various Wikipedia articles they’ve encountered, rethinking twin narratives, earthing, and cracking a summer all star bracket. Tune in to find out if plums or SSRIs come out on top.
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