Oprah takes on male-female differences October 7

Ever wonder if there was a male menopause, or why men can drink more than women and hate asking for directions? 06/25/2008 - Oprah Winfrey - Nelson Mandela's 90th Birthday Dinner Celebration - Arrivals - Hyde Park - London, England © Solarpix / PR Photos

06/25/2008 - Oprah Winfrey - Nelson Mandela's 90th Birthday Dinner Celebration - Arrivals - Hyde Park - London, England © Solarpix / PR PhotosOn the October 7th "Oprah Winfrey Show," Oprah will host Dr, Oz, a high-brow expert who will shed light on these burning questions.Next Tuesday, October 7, Dr. Oz will answer the hot questions in the battle of the sexes.In an audience that’s half men and half women, Dr. Oz takes on the topics that have both genders talking: Do hair transplants really work? Can men drink more without getting drunk? Is there a male equivalent to menopause? Do women have a better sense of smell? Do men notice heart attacks sooner? Comic Monique Marvez, a radio star in San Diego for Jack FM, has beaten Oz to the punch as her best material is based on these differences between the sexes. Marvez notes, "Chicks are different with their girls, men have buds they hang out with...women have friends for different purposes, like the hanging-out friend, the co-worker, the looking for men friends, she's a total whore but let's face it, you're hoping for some spill-off wiener, and if you don't know who your slut friend is...it's you...women want their love audio/visual, we need to see it, we need evidence; its not about the money... we need evidence to take the coven and show the other witches..."Oprah and Dr. Oz promise a frank and revealing discussion about the intimate and divisive issues that separate the men from the women.