
Have you ever been curious to know the answer to a question that might be intrusive or too personal for other people? On their biweekly podcast Inappropriate Questions, now in its third season, cohosts Elena Hudgins Lyle and Harvinder Wadhwa make a space for curiosity where guests can unpack the tricky questions they get asked and learn stories about them—whether they ask if polyamorous people cop... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

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Elena and many other guests speak down to Harv. They think because he is “just” a Cis, straight, middle-aged Cis Man, that he’s is a total idiot. It’s really pathetic.
Think the hosts are brilliant and give a real balance. The subject matter is always really interesting and it makes me challenge my own biases in a positive way.
See above.
I really enjoy this podcast. Fantastic hosts, great guests and honest and open dialogue. Can’t wait for next season. 😊
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