From the Los Angeles Times, this is Nikki Weizenzi-Egan, and you're listening to a special

bonus episode of Chasing Cosby.

On this episode, you're going to hear a live discussion about the downfall of America's

dad from those closest to the story.

The panel was moderated by Pat Morrison of the LA Times.

I'm on the panel alongside Andrea Constant, Tamara Green, Lily Bernard, and Terese

Seregnese, who you heard from in earlier episodes of this podcast.

It was recorded at the Skurball Center in Los Angeles in front of a live audience.

Thank you, everyone, and welcome.

I appreciate you're being here tonight.

We are gathering to talk with women who stood up to ridicule and threats and survived their

personal demons to show the world who the real bill Cosby was.

And maybe it's coincidence, and maybe it's karma, but we're doing so on a night that

is barely 48 hours.

After a jury found another famous Hollywood figure, Harvey Weinstein, guilty of rape and sexual

assault.

Years ago, the movie studio, the Nlossi, the executive of that studio, had a back entrance

to the office.

And the story was that every day at four o'clock, a different young woman who worked at that

studio went through that door for what one writer called the movie mogul's daily sex

siesta.

And the studio chief left that door got ripped up.

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