Diddy, Hefner, and the Changing Court of Public Opinion

Let's Chat! Share Your Ideas for Episodes & OpinionMany Americans were tuned in to the trial of Sean Diddy Combs and I for one found it riveting how many high profile celebrities took had interviews posted where they basically said it was high time Combs was caught. With verdict behind us, I'm curious as to what those same celebrities are saying. Regardless of what the entertainment industry thinks, Women's Right's Advocates did not hold back on publishing press releases stating their disappointment. However, there were always two cases against Diddy: the case placed before the jury and the case put before the public. In the court of public opinion, Diddy loss and it is still undetermined whether waiting things out like Louis C.K. and Kevin Spacey did, will result in an opportunity for a career comeback. There are those like Bill Cosby, where there is no coming back. In this episode I talk about what the case against Diddy was (and wasn't), plus chat about other sex lives that have been put on display in the court of public opinion, notably: Hugh Heffner and R. Kelly. As always, let's chat about what's taboo. Music by Mound City by Coleman Hawkins (recorded 1929)