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Welcome to the waves for Thursday, August 9th, the Swole Edition.

I'm Hunter Rosen, a host of NPR's Invisibility, and in the New York

Studios we have June Thomas, senior managing producer of the Sleep Podcast Network.

Hi June, Hey Hannah. And Norine Malone of New York magazine.

Hi, Norine. Hi, Hona. So how about the Beyonce? Hey Hannah and Noreen Malone of New York magazine.

Hi Noreen.

Hi, Hannah.

So how about the Beyoncée cover?

I'm irritated by the vogue Beyoncée situation.

Not by like anything like the choice of photographer I think that's cool but like her

control that she's exerting over it I think that's like I don't understand why everyone's

applauding it it just means you're gonna get more and more boring shit that celebrities have controlled every bit.

Come on, no, she said Fupa.

She did say Fupa.

Which I still don't quite understand the location.

Well, okay, this is something I've wondered about dating back to high school.

I think the location is not what she's actually referring.

Right. She's referring to her tummy pouch, but my understanding of

fauphipp is that it's a little lower. Yeah, I mean this what sounds like just

based on the description of the location. I was a little shocked. The first black

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