Bridget Armstrong

Yeah, I felt exploited.

They took away my win.

This situation I was in caused me physical harm.

They couldn't talk about those things.

And that is how I think A&TM was able to get away with this stuff over and over and over again, because they couldn't even shine a light on what's going on with them.

Tell me everything.

I will.

It's very shocking.

A woman's erotic power can unlock many other powers in her life.

She was defrauding the elderly and her tagline was, the only thing I'm guilty of is being Shah-mazing.

Well, I think it was inadequate, right?

I think Tyra was sticking to her talking points, to be honest.

So in our research for the podcast, we were trying to figure out, like, how does Tyra feel about all of the criticism?

And so we went back and found different interviews she did around 2020, right?

And she had the same talking points then that she had in the Netflix docuseries.

So it was a different time then, right?

That's a big one Tyra likes to point to, that a lot of the things that happened on Netflix

A&T, especially the early seasons, were socially acceptable in the early 2000s.

Right.

So that's one.