On Jenna speaking about going out to lunch with a bunch of men who wanted to talk about #metoo in an industry they're unfamiliar with....
A) My love has increased even more for Link for being aware of how Jenna must have felt and allowing her to speak freely without fear of poorly representing the company. That's not just a good boss, that's a good person.
B) On making the men feel uncomfortable by saying how her MeToo moment occurred on a college campus: If someone wants to bring up an uncomfortable subject then they're the last person who is allowed to complain if they're made to feel uncomfortable. Hopefully a little discomfort helped them think twice next time.

love ya guys...I mean gals.

Such a great and important convo!

loving all these crew podcasts but please don't forget to explain some things like 22 and TIM. I know what 22 is now but it took me a beat to figure out that TIM stood for This is Mythical. :)

I'm in Australia and we had our Prime Minister dismiss claims by a lady in Parliament House who accused a staff member of sexual assault.... later in a different news briefing he changed his mind... he said "after speaking with my wife she made me realise it could've been one of our daughters and I've not taken action to investigate the staff member ".. not exact quote but very close to.

My gosh it is scary that men in power need to be directly told to believe/care about women.

Jenna's point about men's way to relate to women is to frame them as 'mothers' or family members 👏👏👏 it's like when bad things have to happen to a man's mother/sister/daughter in order for them to acknowledge that they happen. ALL WOMEN ARE PEOPLE YOU DON'T HAVE TO KNOW THEM PERSONALLY!!

Love this, they're all so great!!

(Complete aside but the subtitles are really terrible :( It was funny that the subtitles said 'male gays' before Chase made the joke when he was actually saying gaze, but I really hope something will be finally done to make content more accessible for those who need them)

Alongside the Pride episode, this is probably my favourite episode of GMCP so far!

Awesome episode with the perspectives of some wonderful women! Thank you, Chase, for having these important conversations.

I loved chatting with everyone! Hope you all like our stories❤️

Thank you for watching/listening! We'd love to continue our talk and hear from you :)

-How have you helped lift others up? How has someone else helped lift you up?

-Is there a woman in your life who has inspired you or been a role model for you?

-Have you ever dealt with imposter syndrome? Was there any advice that helped you move past it, or advice you can share with others?

Amazing mythical women, you're doing awesome job!