Hi, I'm Mormon Alney.

Welcome again to our podcast listeners and our former radio listeners, now converted to the new podcast version of To the Point.

Is this country finally turning a corner when it comes to sexual harassment, hardly a new topic?

But for more than a month, it's been in the headlines almost every day in Hollywood, in

business, and of course, in politics. We had barely finished this podcast when CBS and public

broadcasting anchor Charlie Rose was shown the door. We have a great cast, five panelists,

and we'll get different opinions about how much our society is really changing. They'll be able to

ask each other questions as we go along. The latest focus on sexual harassment began, of course,

with the Hollywood movie producer Harvey Weinstein. Here is the Norwegian actress Natasia Malti.

He was a very large man, and at the time I weighed 98 pounds. He began speaking about various A-list actors who he claimed had slept with him.

He told me that these actresses had gotten to where they were because of him and because they had sex with him.

He told me that every female Oscar winner had to thank him when they received their

Oscars because he had made that possible. I believe I disassociated during that time that he was

having sex with me. I laid still and closed my eyes and just wanted it to end. I played dead.

So Harvey Weinstein has lost his job, lost his company, lost all traces of the

clout he used to wield. The flood of accusations has other men losing jobs and careers and

possibly losing elected office. Will there be a backlash based on the need for standards of

evidence? Well, what seems like a movement begin to fade away. Liz Winstead is trying to make

sure that doesn't happen. She was a co-creator of the Daily Show, co-founder of the Progressive Radio

Broadcast Air America, and founder of Lady Parts Justice. She is now encouraging women to use the hashtag

Me at 14. Liz Winstead, good to have you with us. Thanks for having me. the hashtag me at 14. Liz Winstead.

Good to have you with us.

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