Topic: Metoo

A new study from Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" organization finds that 60% of male managers are now uncomfortable participating in common workplace activities with women, such as mentoring or business travel. The hosts discuss the unintended consequences of the MeToo movement, suggesting that fear of litigation is causing men to avoid professional interactions with female colleagues.

The hosts speculate on why newspapers aren't more aggressive in reporting Google's scandals, given that tech giants have decimated the traditional media's advertising base. They suggest that the "black box" nature of Google makes it difficult for information to leak from employees. They also predict that the MeToo movement will eventually hit Apple with similar intensity.

Comedian Louis C.K. made an unannounced 15-minute appearance at the Comedy Cellar in New York, his first since admitting to sexual misconduct. The performance sparked a backlash from critics who believe he has not stayed out of the public eye long enough. The discussion questions the long-term effectiveness of the MeToo movement as various figures attempt to return to their careers.