Hi everybody, Dennis Prager here.

I'm a big fan of wisdom, as you know.

There's good intentions without wisdom.

Not only don't produce good, they produce bad.

So I'm reading a book that has a lot of wisdom women who win at love Suzanne Venker and John Townsend PhD

Suzanne Venker also has a podcast tell you about that in a moment the book is is wonderful and would drive most professors at Women's Studies Department to

homicidal thoughts.

Suzanne Ventgar, welcome back to the Dennis Prager Show.

Hi, Dennis.

Thanks for having me.

First of all, tell everybody about your podcast.

Okay, so it's pretty simple. It's just my name. So the Suzanne Benker show.

V-E-N-K-E-R, folks.

Right. S-U-Z-A-N-N-E-V-N-K-E-R. And you can literally just Google the Suzanne Ben-V-N-K-E-er show and it'll get you to all the

necessary places you need to be. And how often do you do it? I do it right now just once a week.

That's about all I can manage for the time being. So it comes out, it shoots out every Monday.

Very good. And can you hear past installments?

Oh, yes, for sure. Okay, good. So, folks, here are some of the guiding principles at the end. Conclusions. Four final thoughts.

One, except that your own faults along with some of your partners are permanent. Two, recognize each other's sexual and emotional needs and build them into the way you live.

Three, make sure you like, not just love the man you marry.

Four, don't have a fancy wedding.

I'm telling you, I could have written this, which is a compliment to you.

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