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The Advocates Podcast: The Wonderful World of Bisexuality

The Advocate's Ariel Sobel joins Tracy and Jessie to talk about pussy hats, SAG awards, Aziz Ansari, and bisexuality on this week's latest episode of The Advocates podcast.

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The newest episode of the brand-new podcast The Advocates is now available! Hosts Jessie Earl and Tracy E. Gilchrist sit down with guest Ariel Sobel to talk about this weekend's Women's March, pussy hats, bisexuality, sexual harrasment allegations about Aziz Ansari, and the SAG Awards.

New episodes will release every other week. Don't miss a single episode by subscribing on iTunes or Soundcloud. Check out the latest episode below:

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