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Welcome to TrustMe, the podcast about cults, extreme belief, and manipulation from two movie

stars who've actually experienced it. I'm Lola Blanc, and I'm Megan Elizabeth. Today, our guest

is an actual movie star, Rosanna Arquette, director, actor, activist. She's going to tell us about

her childhood and how she grew up on a commune that was part of the subit spiritual movement with

the mom who was troubled but became interested in growth and self-reflection later in life,

and how the real extreme thinking in her life was actually in the racist southern neighborhood

outside the community. She'll also tell us about her experiences with Harvey Weinstein's sexual

harassment and the subsequent changes she experienced in her career and what it felt like to speak out

about him and be part of a movement that changed the world. That's right, all that and more, and before

we dive in with her, Megan, tell me your coolest thing. You know what? I'm excited about this week's

cultiest thing. I'm looking at some articles that are saying that there's new evidence that we're

genetically predisposed to like serial killer documentaries that we, it makes sense for us to want

to get gameplays because we feel like it's going to help us defeat them in the end, which makes me

happy because it always feels kind of dark that people just love to watch people get murdered.

You know what I mean? Interesting. Do you find in your life, this is fully anecdotal? I don't have

any statistics, but do you find in your life that women are more into true crime than men?

Yeah, and I guess that would, you know, make the points even more because we're usually the ones

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