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Hey there. I'm Toyo Coleman, the host of That Wasn't in my textbook. And I'm here to give you a

quick heads up that here on Queens podcast, Kate and Nathan use colorful language to paint

the full picture. You know, some F-bombs and shit like that.

So if strong language makes you clutch your pearls, you might want to skip on this one.

But if you're down with the queen's unfiltered realness, then you'll love this episode

and you'll absolutely love that wasn't in my textbook.

The bi-weekly podcast that helps us uncover the things we always wish we learned from that

boring, bulky textbook.

We're talking about everything from debunking the sugar-coded truth-giving story to diving

deep into the history of Barbie and the fascinating journey of cannabis from contraband to

corporate America.

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