You Shouldn't Let Poets Lie to You
Claim This Podcastby Amelia Ada and Alexandria Hall
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<p>An irreverent chat show in which hosts Amelia Ada and Alexandria Hall interview poets and invite them to tell you beautiful lies about a random assortment of subjects.</p>
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