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Maintaining friendships as an adult is hard. We all know this and plenty of silly buddy comedies have reiterated it.

And so we have the fun new movie, Babes. It stars Alana Glaser and Michelle Bueoe as longtime besties who've made very different life choices.

When one of them gets pregnant after a one night stand, their bond is put to the test.

But this is more than just a story of friends growing apart. It's also about the inherent

joys, stressors, and grossness of parenthood and what it means to embrace your chosen family.

I'm Asha Harris, and today we're talking about Babes on Pop culture happy hour from NPR.

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