Our Pussies, Our Pockets

Nour Kaddeche

3 Episodes

"Our Pussies, Our Pockets" is a podcast that aims to have insightful conversations about the dynamics of contemporary labor, the different ways in which it can be gendered, and how various media influence that process.

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