David and Dominique

Nancy

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Gay, Documentary, Society & Culture, Sexuality, Lgtbq, Lesbian, Relationships, Asian, Politics, Conversations, Storytelling, Health & Fitness, Homosexuality

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Note: this is a rerun of a previous episode.

David and Dominique have something in common.

Special thanks to Krishna Stone at Gay Men's Health Crisis, an HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and advocacy organization in New York.

Music in this episode by Jeremy Bloom and Alex Overington. Theme by Alexander Overington.

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0:00.0	Hey, Nancy Listeners, guess who it is?
0:02.2	Kathy Lee and Hota Kotby, just kidding. It's so big and Kathy.
0:06.8	Anyway.
0:07.6	Anyways, so a couple of weeks ago, we had an episode about retirement and
0:11.6	it featured one of our favorite co-workers, David Gabel.
0:15.0	That wasn't the first time that David's been on the show. He talked to us back in 2017
0:19.0	and it is still one of our favorite episodes we've ever done.
0:22.1	So this week we're going to share that episode again.
0:24.8	Enjoy.
0:25.5	Kathy?
0:29.3	Yes, Tobin.
0:30.9	Take my hands.
0:31.9	Okay.
0:33.2	We are best friends, obviously.
0:37.5	Which is hilarious because you told me a story the other day that I'm obsessed with about
0:41.9	let's call him co-worker Kevin.
0:43.5	Co-worker Kevin. I was telling co-worker Kevin about how after the season is over,
0:48.9	you and I Tobin are going on vacation together.
0:50.9	I'm so excited.
0:52.4	And his response to me was,
0:55.0	oh, so you guys are really friends.
0:57.5	How dare you co-worker Kevin?
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