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and gaze along as we talk our shit. In the Inner Hall Uprising.

Welcome to the Inner Hall Uprising. Welcome to the Inner Hall Uprising, the podcast about sex, live, and dating from the perspective of me, Sam, the other Sam on this episode, whose pronouns are she and her, who's double cheeks up, double masked up, lives in New York City City all that kind of good stuff and a kuwa who did not think

about an intro to this episode but y'all know me resident black mental health demysexual

parent whole all that.

I'm here.

Good things, good things.

Every episode of the Inter-U-Uverising works like this,

myself and my lovely rotating co-host, talk about sex love and dating

as it pertains to current events in the world, our lives and yours,

and occasionally we heat you with interviews, with insightful folks, or do deep dives on a topic of

our choice.

This episode we're talking all about living with a hormonal condition that affects 7 to 10 percent of people who menstruate.

That is polycystic ovarian syndrome.

We're answering questions like, what it is.

How do you know you might have it? How societal

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