You've heard of Mailchimp, you've heard of podcasts, well Mailchimp has a podcast.

It's called Going Through It.

It's hosted by Anne Friedman and features stories from 14 different women, including Rebecca

Traitster, Solanato Bryan, and someone named Hillary Clinton.

Subscribe and listen now.

It's available on Apple Podcasts.

It's on Stitcher.

What do you listen?

It's probably there, too.

For the end of last year, we talked about an egregious example of a two-tier justice

system on the show.

One that seemed to confirm that the rich and powerful can get away with anything.

At the time we released the episode, it didn't seem like there would ever be any real justice

in the case of Jeffrey Epstein.

But now there's a little sliver of a chance.

First, what he did.

And as a warning, this is a story about sex crimes against minors.

Julie Brown has been covering the Epstein case for the Miami Herald, and she's helped

uncover evidence that about 80 women have been sexually abused by Epstein and his friends.

Epstein was a multi-millionaire hedge fund manager who began his career on Wall Street

with Bear Stearns.

He was able to ingratiate himself with some very important and wealthy people who he persuaded

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