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Hello, I am Taylor Nolan and you are listening to Let's Talk About It. We are on our third episode and I'm joined by my wonderful Mindful Man, Kit Bender.

And today we actually have a special guest on this episode.

Are we going to spoil it? Are we going to make people wait just a second until you have to keep listening in order to hear the smooth voice that you're about to hear.

That's not mine. There's an additional smooth voice. All the all the calling by podcast.

What are we talking about today?

Yes. Today we are talking about male female friendships, intersex friendships, opposite sex friendships, cross sex friendships, women and men friendships.

Women and men trying to be friends without boning.

Yes. Is that possible? We're going to talk about it. And we do have a guest here that's going to talk about it with us.

Do you like to introduce yourself?

A man who needs no introduction. Fair enough. That's all we need.

I'm going to say last name is Derek Pate.

And you can all remember if I have faith in faith.

He said that to me when I first asked how I pronounce it and I'm the biggest eye roll.

I think it was an earned eye roll, but it does make sense.

But you never forgot it. And that's what matters.

I did it. But I love hearing Siri say your name on my phone because she says Derek Peth.

Poops, smiley emoji. I forgot the other.

Yes, Siri does read the emoji. It describes the emoji if you put it in a name.

Yes. Your cat happy cat face when Siri says your name.

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