Suzanne Venker
Author and Relationship Coach
This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. Read carefully, and you’ll notice that almost every article on the struggles couples face with respect to the work-family battle blames men. The cultural narrative is that women do it all, while the men in their lives are Neanderthals who need to get with the program. …
Once a month, Suzanne takes a break from having a guest on her program and instead talks to her listeners directly, alongside Andre Paradis of Project Equinox, about men and women and the issues of the day. She will also answer reader emails.
Do you believe the future is female? Or do you believe the future is both female and male? Seems like an obvious answer, but in a culture where ideology trumps reason and common sense, it isn’t. Americans today live w a constant drumbeat of narratives that promote women over men, and the most impressionable us—namely, …
This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. A new paper published at the National Bureau of Economic Research found that California’s 2004 paid-leave law, which provides an extra six weeks of paid leave at 55% of one’s pay, didn’t do what it was supposed to do: get mothers back to work. “The authors find scant …
Are men and women better off today than they were before the sexual revolution? Do you ever wish male and female roles were more defined? What is it about men and women that got lost in the struggle for so-called equality? Andre Paradis of Project Equinox is back with Suzanne to talk about these questions …
This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. Dolly Parton is a kindred spirit. I just love that woman. Apparently everyone else does, too. A new podcast about Parton’s life, produced by NPR and entitled Dolly Parton’s America, premiered last month and will feature nine episodes that help explain why Dolly Parton, in this “intensely …
Dennis Prager and I have a lot in common, which is why I’ve recently partnered with him and Salem Radio Network for my podcast. This episode of the podcast features my recent 12-minute interview with Dennis about my new book, Women Who Win at Love. “The book is wonderful, and it would drive most professors …
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