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Bobby Can See!

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Coming Out on a Comedy Podcast

Bobby Can See! · Jun 15, 2026 Society & Culture

Quinnipiac intern Riley mentioned she usually pays for everyone's dinner, and the conversation casually arrived at her coming out as a lesbian on a podcast she says her dad doesn't watch. She explained she came out to her mom in the car so if things went badly, a crash would take them both out — a joke that landed like a gut-punch.

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