At the top of the show: the #metoo movement recognized as TIME’s Person of the Year, why the term “silence breakers” isn’t 100% accurate, and why our institutions seem to be overflowing with people all too willing to either abuse power or facilitate the abuse of power.
Notes on Episode 5:
- TIME’s Person of the Year: The Silence Breakers
- USA Today: After Weinstein, over 100 men accused of sexual harassment
- Boston Globe’s Spotlight team report on abuse in the Catholic Church
- Variety exposes Matt Lauer’s abuses
- Vanity Fair: Clinton and women
- CNN: A dozen women accused Mark Halperin of harassment
- Washington Post: Eight women accuse Charlie Rose of harassment
- New York Times: Bill O’Reilly fired after multiple allegations of harassment
- Not discussed on the show, but extremely relevant: The Pope’s Long Con
Joe Dunman:
- Joe Dunman’s website
- Joe interviewed by Never Nervous
- Joe’s articles published by Insider Louisville
- On Twitter: @joedunman
From Classroom to Newsroom 