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Welcome back to the Suzanne Venker Show.

I'm your host, Suzanne Venker.

I hope everyone had a chance to hear the first installment of the new year that I'm doing now.

That is a little different from before, where I talk with Andre Parity, who's out in L.A., about men and women.

And that topic is so broad that there's just never going to be any moment in which we are

out of material.

So I can't say exactly how this is going to go forward because as most of you know,

if you've been listening, I usually have a guest on every week.

And this is sort of a test this month.

And if everyone likes it, I may end up continuing it in this way.

So we'll just wait and see.

But let's welcome Andre back to the program.

Hi, Andre.

Good morning. How are you? Very, very good. I'm in Los Angeles. The sun is up. You can see it on my face right from here through the window. Yeah, I do see it on your face. It's very hard not to get up with a smile here. I'm just saying. Oh, that's so nice. I, however, I'm in an enclosed space with no window, so I'll just look at the sun on

your face. I'm sorry everybody else can't see that, but that's the way it is. Okay. After last

week's session, which was about the emasculation of men, I received several emails, one from a woman

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