You're in Seattle, Megan? We could have done this at the Pike Place Market where we all

Seattleites go every single day. And then you follow around Tom Hanks and his child.

Yeah, I like catch a fish and then I'm like, oh, that guy looks nice.

Welcome to You're Wrong About, the show where we say the word abortion,

and also other words that people tend to sort of dip and sort of get a little

when they should be saying and say choice. Yes, we make our listeners uncomfortable.

That's what we're famous for. We're going to get a lot more uncomfortable before we get comfortable.

I am Michael Hobbs. I'm a reporter for The Huffington Post. I'm Sarah Marshall and I'm a

writer and residence at the Black Mountain Institute. And we have an extremely special guest today

who's like my other favorite Seattle journalist, a site for my co-host Megan Burbank.

My name's Megan Burbank. I'm an editor at the Seattle Times and I've been covering

reproductive health policies since 2011 for a variety of outlets including the stranger,

the Portland Mercury and Teen Vogue. Oh, Teen Vogue. Yes. Mike, I can see your like your

eyes slowly turning to hearts. You're like, oh, Seattle. Oh, weekly. Yeah. Teen Vogue. Everything.

Yeah. Whenever I hear the word Vogue, I always think of it as a verb and not a noun.

Well, I mean, it is a verb. And today we're talking about row versus

Wade, which yeah, which I'm just going to let you hack your way through this one.

Help me. Well, let's do this actually. Tell us what is it? What's

Roe v. Wade? My understanding is that row versus Wade, before row versus Wade, abortion

was a state level thing and that you had a lot of basically like abortion road trips where people

couldn't get an abortion in their state and they would have to drive to another one.

That sounds like a really good like road movie. I learned that term from an Irish friend of mine

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