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Music description. Thanks and happy listening. Hello, this is let's talk about, baby, and I am your host, Live back here with more reading of The Odyssey. Okay, I am so excited that you all are so excited about this

fresh and newer translation of The Odyssey that I can now read to you

all. I really needed you all to be excited because I really wanted to do this. But you are.

And I'm really thrilled to hear from everyone how much you've enjoyed the like context breaks

around where I would pause for

ads normally, which is great to hear as well. I've already got a few questions for you all.

So we're going to drive. We're going to dive right back into this. And if you have more

Odyssey-specific questions or topics you'd like me to talk about in those kind of context breaks.

Make sure you submit them. You can either just comment on this episode on Spotify or send a message

through our website, Mythsbaby.com slash questions. If it's specifically for The Odyssey,

just like put that in the question, if you can, just so that we know where to go.

And as always, though,

submit questions for an ongoing Q&A episode. I'd love to do another one, but we only have a few.

And quite frankly, there's this question that's like really well meaning and really well thought

out. But basically it boils down to another question of like why it's women's problem to save men

from the thing that they have created.

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