Oscars Gender Debate
Ben discusses the gender debate surrounding Oscars nominations, questioning the push to degender categories and highlighting the differences between men's and women's roles in acting. The episode delves into the implications of gender-neutral awards and the impact on opportunities for women in the industry.In this clip
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