Hey, Outward listeners, June Thomas here. I'm popping up in your feed to let you know that the Waves

Slate's podcast about feminism and gender is back after a 15-month hiatus. And I thought you might

enjoy this week's episode, which looks at the Netflix show Master of Non, which focused on a

black lesbian relationship in its surprise third season.

The Waze releases a new episode every Thursday morning featuring a different pair of hosts each week.

Please try it. I think you'll like it. And if you do, please subscribe to the Waves.

Have a great pride and enjoy the show.

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Welcome to the waves.

Slate's podcast about gender, feminism, and flawed but lovable heroes.

Every episode, you get a new pair of women to talk about the thing we can't get off our minds.

And today you've got me, Allegra Frank.

And me, Madeline Doucharm.

And today, we're going to talk about TV. Of all the TV shows we expected to return

this year, Netflix's Master of Nunn was pretty low down on the list. Last month, the comedy's

third season premiered more than four years after its second. And while season two was

critically acclaimed,

Master of Nun's hiatus and then quiet surprise return

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