No Filter Friday

Alana De Freitas is working on a documentary on the #WhyIDidn'tReport movement. We talk about the psychology on reporting sex crimes and the science behind sexual predators and their victims.

So many famous people and politicians worldwide saying they have "The Virus", but do they really? Rachel's got hot takes on those cases. Also, Rachel discusses a bit about Joe Biden and the accusation against him, and she talks about her chum Corey Feldman and his documentary.

On this week's show, Rachel talks more about some of the mysterious deaths in the last few months, including four of her friends. and a case in India which has finally found justice.

Rachel is back to talk about her late friend Dr. Amie Harwick's death and many questions that still remain around it. And there will Harvey news. And you'll want to hear what trick he tried to pull this time.

Rachel is joined by Spencer Melville, director of upcoming movie on the #metoo movement from Trick INC Productions. Join in to hear about the early stages of her film.

This week on #NFF, Rachel interviews Ryan Soscia, a social entrepreneur who runs JDoe.io, a sex crime reporting app that tracks criminals via secure anonymous reporting.

Rachel is joined by Dr. Amie Harwick, MFA. They talked about how the #metoo news cycle can be triggering and what to do about it.

Rachel gives us a quick update on what's coming for #NFF in February. She's also got a pretty notable news item about Harvey Weinstein that's come out recently from one of his accusers, and if you follow that trial, you will be VERY interested to hear this.

Another Kevin Spacey accuser has died of "suicide." Was Spacey's recent video with expository dialogue about "killing them with kindness" a strange, sick link? That's the discussion on this week's #NoFilterFriday.

In addition to more talk about Harvey Weinstein (because you he couldn't stay out of the news for more than a week,) Rachel talks about some of the perils of her recent directorial work.