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And you've got to catch creator Shonda Rhymes.

She's dropping gems, diamonds and mics. You can listen to Queen Charlotte, the official podcast every Thursday on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or any where you listen to your favorite shows.

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Hey, this is Annie and welcome to Stuff Mom Never Told You, a production of iHeart Radio's House Stuff Works.

And today we have another bit, another bit, another bonus episode for you, a bit of a bonus, a bit of a bonus.

And sugar warnings for today right off the bat, sexual assault, abuse and child molestation.

And yeah, this is kind of similar to one we had recently with Renee and Rebecca.

We discussed the importance previously of law enforcement in dismissed cases or dismissing cases, but we didn't get into what happens if a survivor decides to go to child.

So we brought in two people to speak to those things.

Yes, we have today an episode of two interviews, one with Justin and ex-detective and with another Samantha.

No, there's Samantha, not me.

Yes, who worked for three years as a prosecutor in Florida and you heard them clips from them in past episodes.

As we were doing these episodes, to be honest, this Samantha and I, yes, we both thought, well, with all these downsides, why would anyone ever report?

And we generally like to end on something positive and we were having trouble finding that positive thing.

But then you, Samantha, stumbled on this Facebook video from Justin, who specializes in trauma-informed training.

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