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From W H y y in Philadelphia I'm Terry Gross with Fresh Air Weekend.

Today Andrew Scott, the actor who earned the nickname The Hot Priest.

In the comedy series Fleabag, he played a priest torn between his love of God and his love for a woman, his vow of celibacy and his sexual desire.

Now he's starring as a con man with no conscience in the new Netflix series, Ripley, an adaptation of the Patricia Highsmith novel

The Talented Mr Ripley. Also how cars became our most gendered technology.

Women used to be considered unqualified to drive or just terrible drivers.

Glamorous women were used to advertise cars. Cars have been designed for male bodies

in ways that put women drivers at risk.

We talk with journalist Nancy Nichols, author of women behind the wheel.

And Maria Karigan reviews Lionel Shriver's latest novel.

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