Maddie & Tabi

Gay People in My Phone

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Gay People in my Phone is a podcast hosted by butch femme best friend Gen Z duo Maddie & Tabi as they talk about whatever their lesbian hearts desire! Pop culture, current politics, personal lives… tune in if you dare.

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Autor

Maddie & Tabi

Kategorie

Comedy

Podcast-Website

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Neueste Folge

3. Mai 2026

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Wait you guys are gay? 03.05.2026

Surprise we talk about gay stuff, specifically the purification of lesbians and we also touch on organized religion, and then Maddie talks about when she got too high and played the sims

Lowkey I chose to be dumb 16.04.2026

episode posted so late we are talking about the winter Olympics and mind you it's spring but it's okay we talk about lesbian stuff and arcane

When being gay gets real 19.03.2026

We get better mics and Maddie freaks out and talks about the lesbophobia surrounding Francesca and Michaela in Bridgerton and almost cries Royalty Free Music from Tunetank.com Track: Pretty Lofi by danyvin https://tunetank.com/track/3741-pretty-lofi/

Pilot Episode (We're Flopping) 19.03.2026

Maddie and Tabi lose their train of thought at every turn, introduce themselves, talk about heating rivalry, needing more lesbian media, and the difference in how butches and femmes are perceived also our mics are really bad sorry we upgrade them in the second episode

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