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Hi, this conversation includes graphic descriptions of sexual abuse that may be triggering to some

listeners. Please take care while listening.

Hi, everyone. This is the companion podcast to episode four of Alan V. Farrow. I'm Amy Zering. I'm one of

the co-directors and one of the co-series creators, and I'm here with Kirby Dick and Amy Hurdy.

So we're very happy to be back with you all. And we're going to just talk a bit about episode

four and listen to some new clips from some of the interviews that we didn't

get to use in the series from Ronan, Farrow. We're also going to hear for the first time from

Sasha Previn. Sasha is one of Mia Farrow's sons with Andre Previn, who we interviewed and unfortunately

did not have room to include in the series. You're also going to hear from another child of Mia,

Quincy Farrow. Quincy and Sasha will be

weighing in on what Mia was like as a mother. And we're also going to look at something kind of

surprising that Amy Hurdy on Earth. As you know, in episode four, we did a lot of looking into the

allegations of abuse that came out in the 2010s. Last but not least, we will be speaking with two experts,

Joyce Silberg, who's a clinical psychologist and president of the Leadership Council on Child

Abuse and Interpersonal Violence, and Heather Drevna, who is the vice president of Communications

for Rain, that's R-A-I-N-N, and stands for Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network.

Now I'm going to break the floor's wall and dive right in and talk with Amy.

Heard about something going on in her life.

That's very, very strange.

Amy, what's going on?

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