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Sex and power in the workplace not limited to Weinstein’s Hollywood
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October 17, 2017
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42:35Now PlayingNow that Senator Collins has officially decided not to enter the governor’s race, host Greg Kesich, columnist Cynthia Dill, and marketing project manager Molly Adams talk about the influence a moderate politician could have in such a politically divided time. They also break down the allegations against Harvey Weinstein and why, despite the familiarity of his behavior, it has shocked us into a new national conversation about sex, gender, and power. Finally, Greg talks with Megan Doyle, lead reporter on From Away: Stories of Immigration in Maine. Megan shares some of the reporting and editorial process in granting anonymity, finding sources, and why they turned off the comments. Read the complete series about Maine immigrants and the paths they traveled here.
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