Former Smallville actor Allison Mack has spoken out about her involvement with NXIVM, a group linked to sex trafficking, after serving a prison sentence for racketeering. The conversation features in a new CBC podcast series hosted by Natalie Robehmed, which examines whether Mack was a victim, perpetrator, or something in between.
Mack, best known for playing Chloe Sullivan in the hit TV series, was sentenced to three years in prison in 2021 for her role in the cult. The podcast series asks difficult questions about her culpability and the nature of her participation, offering a nuanced look at a complex case.
The series is widely available, with new episodes weekly. It joins a slate of notable podcasts this week, including a documentary-drama about a family who set sail in 1971 and a deep dive into Jane Austen's little-known love of gossip and curry.



