Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. If you're on any kind of social media, I am sure you've seen the hashtag me too me too me too the hashtag of the day which is me too

The very popular hashtag balance to out your pig. Everybody has seen me too, right?

Hello and welcome to the Spike podcast.

I'm Ella Wielen, assistant editor at Spiked.

And this week we're looking at the ongoing sexual harassment panic.

We start with Luke Gitos and Joanna Williams getting to grips with the so-called

Sex Minster scandal and Negate and end with a very special guest.

Lionel Shriver's thoughts on Me Too and Harvey Weinstein.

Following the Harvey Weinstein. Following the Havi Weinstein Exposay and the Me Too campaign, the sexual harassment panic has hit Westminster.

It all seemingly began with Negate, the name given to the fact that Michael Fallon touched radio host Julia Hartley Brewer's knee many years ago and was rebuffed.

Despite Hartley Brewer's protests, Fallon has since stepped down from his role as defense secretary as a consequence of this flirtation coming to light.

Following this, a list was circulated and on it, MPs were accused of being Hansy, having affairs, even

making inappropriate comments.

And all of this was talked about in the same breath as a serious allegation of rape made by labour activist

Bex Bailey.

So what to make of all of this?

Well, to talk it over, I spoke to Spiked Law Editor Luke GITos, the author of Why Rape Culture is a Dangerous Myth,

from Stubbeville to Chad Evans, and Joanna Williams, Spiked's Education Editor who has a new book out called Women versus Feminism, Why We All

Need Liberating From the Gender Wars.

Hello Joanna and Luke, thank you so much for joining us on the podcast today.

No problem.

Hello.

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