From KCRW, I'm Kim Masters, and this is the business. Today, a podcast crossover event.

Recently, I sat on the other side of the mic while journalist Ronan Farrow interviewed me for

an episode of his Catch and Kill podcast. We talked about why it was so hard to reveal the

allegations about Harvey Weinstein, though Harvey knew

that I knew from the first time we met some 20 years ago.

And I thought, all right, like, this is the moment.

Like, this is it.

I got to do this now or do it never.

So I said, I heard you rape women.

We'll be playing sections from episode five of Farrow's Catch and Kill podcast,

and I'll throw in a few memories that we didn't cover. But first on the news banter,

Peacock emerges from its shell. Stay tuned. It's the business from KCRW.

I am joined by my colleague in banter, Matt Bellany of the Hollywood Reporter.

Hello, Matt.

Hi there.

So NBC Universal, after running ads of like a little egg about to hatch, they hatched the

egg.

And from the egg that hatched was Peacock.

This is the streaming service that will debut if you are a Comcast TV, an Xfinity TV

subscriber in April. It will come out nationally in July 15th. And this is a kind of a choose-your

flavor thing where you can get what they call Peacock Premium with 15,000 hours of live and on-demand content

that will be free if you are Xfinity or Cox communication subscriber. But if you are not,

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