Hey y'all Sam Sanders here in my apartment going through all of the streaming

whatever services I pay for every month. I pay for Hulu. I pay for the extra Hulu

thing where you get like live TV on it. I pay for Amazon Prime video. I pay for

Netflix. I pay for the fastest high-speed internet to watch all of those things.

But you know what when I add it all up I realize I listen to public radio more

than I watch any of those streaming platforms combined. And here's the thing

public radio unlike all those other things we don't send you a bill every month.

All we do is every now and then ask you to give. So I'm doing that now. If you go

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This is here I'm gonna bring her in. My guess today is worried about men. I am gonna

be talking about men. I think I'm in the book a road about them. Yes she's

worried about toxic masculinity though she hates that phrase. But she's worried

about something bigger. The way our politics and our cultural conversation

today about men actually leaves men behind. So she is trying to bring men into

that conversation. And she is self-declared team men. It is a hard team to stand

for but I'm here to be on your team actually. Hopefully doing a good job of it.

I am Sam Sanders you are listening to its beneminent from NPR today on the

show Liz Plank discusses her new book for the love of men a new vision for

mindful masculinity. You hearing that? I am hearing it. Yeah can she hear me?

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