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I'm Ed Vasey. We're going to be unpacking the politics today and stuff that's even more important than politics.

Joining me now is Jane Muld Curran.

She's the associate editor of the Times Magazine.

Welcome to the show, Jane.

Good morning.

What have you written about this week?

Just a tiny little piece about a man in L.A.

who helps women have better orgasms than they've ever had before.

I did a workshop.

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