A word of warning, this podcast explores graphic and disturbing stories and includes some strong

language. It therefore may not be suitable for our young listeners or other folks who may find it

disturbing. Hello and welcome to True Crime News, the podcast covering a high profile and under the radar

cases from across the country every week. I'm your host, Anna Garcia.

Our case this week, I really don't know where to begin with this one.

Two women, leaders of a multimillion-dollar wellness education company,

focused on helping women orgasm during public meditation sessions,

have been convicted of violating labor laws.

Federal prosecutors say the two executives coerce some members to work for free or very little

money.

Prosecutors say that they used sexual and psychological coercion to control some of the members

into working without pay and or engaging

in unwanted sexual access part of their jobs. It's a complicated case. And it isn't about sex

crimes. It is about federal labor laws. However, it's impossible to separate the sex from some of the

work since the goal of the company

was the sexual empowerment of women. The women charge say that these charges are baseless

and they were motivated by negative media coverage of their controversial work. We're recording

this on Friday, April 3rd of 26.. Our guest today is Rachel Fissay,

an attorney in Los Angeles, specializing in white-collar crime, a legal analyst for some of your

favorite crime shows, and a dear friend of this podcast. Rachel, welcome back. Good morning. Good morning,

indeed. It's great to be here.

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