Show Notes
"So I was strictly forbidden from having boyfriends growing up, which is why I decided to sneak one in." Lizzy Hoo reminisces on her teen years with screen writer, actor and former high school babe, Urvi Majumdar. Urvi takes us back to the stresses of the final year of high school, the madness of teen hormones and the time she elaborately planned to sneak her forbidden boyfriend into her childhood home. URVI MAJUMDAR INSTAGRAM STREAM 'URVI WENT TO AN ALL GIRLS SCHOOL' ODE TO PSYCHE BY JOHN KEATS LIZZY HOO INSTAGRAM
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