Dr. Susan Block

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  1. Missy Wilde
    02 · 16 · 23 @ 12:52 pm

    Fantastic breakdown on the fake sugar of Valentine’s Day and why we should celebrate the True Loves of Lupercalia and World Bonobo Day. I’m going to get into some consensual whipping and communal celebration and donate to help save the bonobos!

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  2. Dalton Jack
    02 · 16 · 23 @ 12:52 pm

    Your Lupercalia Bacchanals are absolutely epic. And the way you tell the story of the original pagan Valentine’s Day & the Church’s recasting of Pan as Satan is so fascinating & infuriating. At least, you & the bonobos–Pan Paniscus–are bringing back the joyous festivals of Pan.

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  3. Truck Stop Burrito
    02 · 16 · 23 @ 12:50 pm

    Happy Valentine’s Day, Lupercalia & World Bonobo Day to the Valentine Lupercalian Bonobo Queen of Hearts!

    Love the way You tell the history of Lupercalia and Your Shakespearean Marc Antony spinoff – “I come to bury Valentine’s Day, not to praise it” – is amazing

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  4. Persia
    02 · 8 · 23 @ 2:02 pm

    Lupercalia sounds like a beautiful experience! I love exploring pleasures with your guidance Dr. Suzy. Now that’s a trickle-down effect society can truly grow from! Imagine coexisting in a thriving, more pleased and at ease society… speaking of which, Happy World Bonobo Day!
    I’m so excited to watch your segment on Vice. I wish I knew about your HBO shows in the 90’s but luckily I can tune in to you now because everything you talk about is still so relevant today!

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  5. Gideon Grayson
    02 · 8 · 23 @ 1:59 am

    Great show!

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  6. Ruby Aruba
    02 · 7 · 23 @ 11:03 pm

    Great show! I too never liked the stress, commercialism and exclusivity of V-Day. I will now try celebrating Lupercalia – floggers not flowers! Thank you, Dr. Suzy, for the history of the original Valentine’s Day which was Lupercalia, and the new Valentine’s Day: World Bonobo Day!

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  7. Bae
    02 · 7 · 23 @ 12:34 pm

    This no-holds-barred show proved to be a holiday celebratory foreplay with Valentine’s Day, World Bonobo Day, Tortellini Day, and Lupercalia. Thanks for the history of the original Valentine’s Day as it was very illuminating. The other discussions certainly covered a wide range of tantalizing topics. You surely deliver every week on capturing my interest.

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  8. Harry
    02 · 7 · 23 @ 10:30 am

    I love the fact that every time I watch the show I learn something new. I have to thank Dr. Suzy for expanding my knowledge base in regards to this Hallmark Holiday. Especially the actual history of Valentine’s Day vs Lupercalia!!! I love how the Pagan Holiday got co-opted by the Church LOL, seems they can’t help but steal from the Pagans!

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  9. Rich Biggly
    02 · 6 · 23 @ 9:58 pm

    Thanks for your explanation of Lupercalia and World Bonobo Day! It certainly takes the pressure off of celebrating Valentine’s Day. I’ve gotten my heart broken so many times! This makes me more excited to enjoy sex… maybe with a side of tortellini! I was feeling a bit deflated due to Joe’s actions and The Orange One’s attempts to run for president, but I am feeling a lot better!

    Also, congrats on the doc! I can’t wait to check it out!

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  10. Adriana
    02 · 6 · 23 @ 9:54 pm

    I love the High Holidays of Love and I am glad I can celebrate with you. Before I started listening to your show, I didn’t really pay attention much to this time of year. However, your telling of the story of Lupercalia — the original Valentine’s Day made me so intrigued! I never bought into the commercialism and exclusivity of Valentine’s Day, so I am glad that I have something to celebrate. I still bummed your YouTube channel is down, but I do hope that with all the work you continue to do and platforms like Vice taking note, The Other Susan rethinks the decision to take away your channel!

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