ABOUT THIS EPISODE
There's only one cosmic shift in the stratos-fierce that could bring Aural Fixation back for one episode only: The return of Madonna at her very best.
Drew and Andy were determined to Get Together on the mic to discuss the triumphant Confessions II, a comeback twenty years in the making.
Email us your thoughts at auralfixationpodcast@gmail.com, and follow the boys at @with.all.drew.respect and @tracksofourqueers.
This episode of Aural Fixation x Tracks of Our Queers was recorded on Wiradjuri and Larrakia land.
PS apologies for the crusty audio on Andy's part -- AirPods are a vibe kill!
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