Strange Country Ep. 128: Refrigerator Moms
Jan 30, 2020
It's fun to be a woman, y'all. Strange Country features a brand-new installment: the mini-episode about one particular joy of womanhood. It features a new song and a new challenge to Kelly and Beth to try to keep this to a tight 20 minutes. In our inaugural episode, moms get all the glory when they get blamed for causing autism in their children by being cold, withholding iceboxes.
Theme music: To Be A Woman by A Cast of Thousands
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