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see audible.co.uk for terms. What's up, Midas Mighty and welcome to the Midas Touch podcast.

This is Brett Mycelis, co-founder of Midas Touch. Today, we're back with another bonus

episode to bring you more content highlighting important voices and issues that you need

to hear. As we mentioned last week, we're going to be rolling out more of these bonus

episodes exclusively for our podcast audience from here on out. We hope you enjoy them

and share them with a friend. On today's bonus episode, Ben chats with Michigan State

Representative Julie Bricksey and Sexual Assault Survivor and Victims Advocate Isabelle

Brahrerman. Brahrerman, who's among eight individuals suing the University of Michigan

for sexual misconduct by one of the school's music lectures, recounts her experience as

a survivor and details actions that the school must take. She's found support from Representative

Bricksey, who in response to Brahrerman's lawsuit has spearheaded the Justice for Survivor's

Package, which is a set of three bills aimed at protecting survivors of sexual assault.

The legislation also known as Michigan House Bill's 5962, 5963, and 5964 aims to eliminate

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