7 Podcasts like The Thick
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1. Attitudes!
A political comedy podcast hosted by Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi who cover LGBTQ+ and gender issues of the moment with hilarity and healthy doses of vulgarity and absurdity.
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FSG is a weekly show focused on pop culture, music, politics, current events, and pretty much anything that's poppin' in today's society! Irene's fun and witty approach to conversations takes listeners on an audible ride that they're sure to enjoy! C...Show More
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3. Shmanners
Join husband Travis McElroy and wife Teresa McElroy every Friday and they'll improve your etiquette week by week! Perplexed by thank you notes? Baffled by black tie? Dismayed by dinner parties? Worry no more, Shmanners has your answers!
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4. Introverted Black Girl Podcast
WELCOME TO MY PODCAST. In a world full of extroverts and introverts, the introverted black girl somehow has become the most scrutinized of them all. She must somehow find her way to fit in. Will this introverted black girl find her way to success in...Show More
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5. ill-Logical Perspectives
The podcast where even things you thought made sense become confusing. And if it makes sense, you probably weren't listening. Listen, Comment, Laugh, and Share.
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6. Hallmark Hall of Shame
Hallmark Channel fans Janet Potter and Alaina Hoffman watch, review, and generally love the latest Hallmark movies.
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