Hello, hello everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Fluently Ford. We've got a great

interview conversation today with Nicole Page. She is an attorney and she regularly handled

Me Too claims in Hollywood and sexual harassment cases in general. And she was in the New York

Times article that broke the Weinstein story because she represented the woman whose HR complaint

was used as the documentation that enabled the Times to publish the article. So we talk about

a bunch of great stuff in here. You know, sexual harassment cases in Hollywood, but also across

different industries, the Weinstein case, Justin Baldoni and Blake lively and kind of

everything about that. And then we just end at the, you know, and we ended up talking a lot about

like feminism and what we want and how we want more women to be in the world and in charge. And it

just made me want to reach through the screen and be like, Nicole, you and I, man, we're in this. So I really,

really enjoyed our conversation. I'm just doing a note here to say that at the beginning for a few

minutes, there's kind of some shaky audio. I edited it the best that I could, but afterwards,

we were able to fix the microphones. So hang in there because it gets a lot better. So without further

ado, here is my conversation with Nicole. So I'm very excited to have you on the show today. Nicole,

how are you doing? Hi, Shannon. I'm so happy to be here and talk to you about all of these topics.

Let's dive in whenever you're ready. I'm ready. Yeah. Well, I have so many questions

to ask you. And the very first one that I want to ask you is just kind of how you got into this

line of work. Because I think something, especially in recent years, you know, especially for

women going through any type of sexual assault or assault case, you know, years ago, you just kind of

had to deal with it in silence. Now you're able to bring it to the courts. It's obviously something

where the statistics on how many women do not report cases of sexual assault or aren't believed

in court, the statistics are like staggering around this. So I just want to hear from you,

...