In this special bonus episode the girls are joined by comedian Tamara Yajia! They get into her upbringing in Argentina and being a child star, her ethnic background (she's from all over!), how she got into comedy and Twitter, her family, and much more! WE HAVE FUN! Follow Tamara on Twitter at @DancesWithTamis and on Instagram at @tamarayajia. Also listen to her podcast Chorizo Talk! and check out her website now!

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In this special bonus episode the girls are joined by comedian Tamara Yajia! They get into her upbringing in Argentina and being a child star, her ethnic background (she's from all over!), how she got into comedy and Twitter, her family, and much more! WE HAVE FUN! Follow Tamara on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/DancesWithTamis">@DancesWithTamis </a>and on Instagram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tamarayajia/?hl=en">@tamarayajia</a>. Also listen to her podcast <a href="https://anchor.fm/tamara-yajia">Chorizo Talk!</a> and <a href="https://www.iamtamarayajia.com/">check out her website now</a>! Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

A podcast about being a person of color and/or an immigrant in America, hosted by two friends, Iranian-American Anna Hossnieh of iHeart podcasts and Syrian-American Shereen Younes, a filmmaker. They're just trying to make sense of the world, okay? Anna and Shereen take you on a deep-ish dive into the stickiest issues with ridiculous perspectives on life and stuff, and real talk about being considered 'other' in this country.

A podcast about being a person of color and/or an immigrant in America, hosted by two friends, Iranian-American Anna Hossnieh of iHeart podcasts and Syrian-American Shereen Younes, a filmmaker. They're just trying to make sense of the world, okay? Anna and Shereen take you on a deep-ish dive into the stickiest issues with ridiculous perspectives on life and stuff, and real talk about being considered 'other' in this country.

Ethnically Ambiguous

I Am Tamara Yajia

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