Believe it or not, it's been eight months since I first sat down with today's guest, journalist

and author, Rea Bravo. In our last conversation back in September, we discussed her book

Complicit, how our culture enables misbehaving men, which is now available both in hardcover

and a brand new paperback edition with a new preface. You can find a link to grab a copy in the show

notes of this episode. Since that first

recording, it's hard not to feel incredibly frustrated watching abusive men continuing to rise

in positions of power. Our very president, Donald Trump, has been found civilly liable for rape,

has been accused numerous times for sexual assault, and yet he still holds the highest office

in the land. Andrew Cuomo, despite the

allegations that ended his career as governor, is currently running from mayor of New York City.

Connor McGregor was also found civilly liable for rape and accused multiple times of assault,

and he just launched a new business and announced a run for presidency in Ireland.

Hell, Bill Maher even gave a platform to infamous

Woody Allen on his podcast recently for Christ's sake. It certainly feels as though the breaks

have been pumped on the Me Too conversations happening culturally. There seems to be less

and less resistance when these men rear their very ugly heads. There's so much to talk about

and I knew I wanted to talk to Rea to get her unique perspective on this.

That's exactly what we're doing on today's episode.

We're picking up right where our last conversation left off.

So stay tuned right here on the Preacher Boys podcast.

Oh, ain't nobody safe

Ain't nobody safe

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