Hi, it's Saturday. It's the Saturday show, and we bring you the best of the week or the best

of the vault. A little kind of close to each on this one, because you probably heard on the show,

I was talking and publicizing my debate with an organization called Open to Debate on the

subject, is masculinity a prison?

I even gave you a discount code so that you could come to watch me at the comedy seller.

Anyway, this week, they aired that, or it was actually over last weekend, they aired that on a lot

of NPR stations, what they do, the Open to Debate People. Great organization. They cut it down to a manageable hour. I think the real thing went maybe an hour 20. So that's an incentive to always go to the live event. You get more. And what I'm going to do on this show is take that hour and cut out some of the middle parts. But I thought the opening was strong. I think the closing was strong. It was all strong throughout, but I'm perhaps saving you some time, perhaps further incentivizing you to go and

engage with the source material. My debating partner or my debating rival was Lux Alpdram,

who is a very nice person, who I've done some stuff with before, and she's of the

belief that masculinity is indeed a prison. I took the con side, and just like many prisoners,

I think calling them cons afterwards is stigmatizing. So this is my point. If there's no other

takeaway, it's that. Please enjoy.

Is masculinity a prison pro, lux alptrum, con Mike Pescott.

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