Monica Lewinsky, an anti-bullying activist and former public figure, joins the conversation to share her journey of resilience and growth. She discusses the impact of trauma and the nuances of navigating identity in the wake of a high-profile scandal. Monica sheds light on the challenges of public shaming in the digital age and the importance of empathy in combatting cyberbullying. The dialogue also touches on societal double standards related to infidelity and the role of gossip, emphasizing the need for solidarity and a reframing of personal narratives.

Monica Lewinsky co-hosts Pivot! She and Kara discuss Andrew Tate's ban from Meta and TikTok, Dan Price's exit from Gravity Payments amid assault allegations, and the latest in the Trump investigation. Also, CNN axes Brian Stelter and “Reliable Sources," and the Finnish Prime Minister’s party fallout. Then, a listener question on social media regulation.You can find Monica on Twitter at @MonicaLewinsky.Send us your questions by calling us at 855-51-PIVOT, or via Yappa, at nymag.com/pivot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Monica Lewinsky, a former White House intern turned advocate against online bullying, shares her riveting story of navigating a scandal that rocked the nation. She discusses the shocking double standards and slut shaming she faced, exploring how media scrutiny distorted her narrative. Lewinsky opens up about reclaiming her identity amidst the chaos, the emotional challenges tied to legal pressures, and the importance of mental wellness. Through her experience, she highlights the power imbalances and societal judgments women endure, wrapping up with a hopeful vision for change.

Monica Lewinsky, a former White House intern entangled in a political scandal, and Linda Tripp, her confidante who recorded their conversations, delve into the emotional complexities of Lewinsky's affair with President Clinton. They discuss the intimate details of their secretive interactions, the challenges of maintaining confidentiality under intense scrutiny, and the feelings of manipulation and attachment that characterized the relationship. The dynamic between personal emotions and public perception takes center stage in this candid conversation.

Sarah and Mike talk about what America forgot — and never learned — about history’s most famous intern. Digressions include generational resentments, 1990s fashion and off-brand colleges. Also, Mike’s microphone breaks about 25 minutes in, so he sounds like he’s recording in a submarine. Sorry! Continue reading →Support us:Subscribe on PatreonDonate on PaypalBuy cute merchWhere to find us: Sarah's other show, Why Are Dads Mike's other show, Maintenance PhaseSupport the show