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Welcome to Gender-Review. A podcast where we hopefully get a little bit closer to understanding

what the hell gender is. I'm your host, and resident gender detective, Takwut Stock.

Hey everyone, hope you're all hanging in there. This week I am excited to share a little

bit of last month's live show, which of course took place in New York City at the Bell

House. In the past, our live shows have had 2, 3, maybe 4 segments. This show was fast

themed, and so we did 9 fast segments of 10 minutes or less each. You'll be hearing excerpts

of 4 of these segments today, and the rest will stick around. We'll tell you how to hear

them later. First, we will chat a little bit more with last week's guest, Casey Plett,

including following up on one very important question from last week about Link from Zelda.

Then, Casey will read 2 short pieces that she's written over the years, including one that I

believe is not included in any of her books. It's a fun exclusive. After that, we'll chat

briefly with Fran Toronto, you may remember from season 9 of this podcast. Fran recently

organized a Fire Island doll invasion, and she will share some fun celebrity gossip from that event.

And then finally, we'll talk with cartoonist Kendra Wells about their very specific gender,

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