My people is welcome to Randomness. I'm Loveya Jaiy, your side eye sorceress, and this

is my podcast where I talk about things I'm loving, things that's on my mind, and I'm

here at the Chicago Recording Company, bringing you all the radio voice as always. From

time to time, I like to bring you a deep dive episode on the topic that is on my spirit

and on this episode, I want to talk about passport privilege. But first, I want to give

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