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In this episode of ‘Pop Culture History Lesson,’ Amelia Wedemeyer and Juliet Litman come together to discuss the cultural significance of ‘The Wendy Williams Show,’ which ended its 14-year tenure last week
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In this episode of Pop Culture History Lesson, Amelia Wedemeyer and Juliet Litman come together to discuss the cultural significance of The Wendy Williams Show, which ended its 14-year tenure last week. In their discussion, Amelia and Juliet examine Wendy’s rise to fame as well as her most iconic (and controversial) moments.
Hosts: Amelia Wedemeyer and Juliet Litman
Producers: Devon Manze and Chelsea Stark-Jones
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