
Episode #97
Cornell Assault Updates: DA Reopens Investigation + Lindsay Clancy Retrial & Christa Pike's Botched Execution
The Cornell Chi Phi assault case continues to develop — the Tompkins County DA has been removed from the reopened criminal investigation, and Dr. Sarah Oreck breaks down how the case intersects with Title IX, what Trump's changes to Title IX mean for survivors, and how frats and the male loneliness epidemic contributes to violence against women. Lindsay Clancy's case was back in court. Kevin Reddington moved to throw out the second trial entirely, arguing the prosecution never proved its case. Tennessee attempted to execute Christa Pike, who would have been the first woman executed there in over 200 years, and botched it. We break down the Eighth Amendment concerns, the gendered conditions of her death row imprisonment, and why Christa Pike talked about Lindsay Clancy before her execution. Plus, Alix Earle told Interview magazine she has never read a book. Maybe Dr. Seuss. We’re not buying it. The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes stream LIVE Tuesday and Friday, available the next day where you get your podcasts. Subscribe so you never miss a moment. Follow The Moment LIVE YouTubeSubstackInstagramTikTok 00:00 The Moment LIVE: Cornell Assault Update, Lindsay Clancy Retrial & Christa Pike 02:58 Title IX, Trump's Changes & Why Campus Assaults Go Unreported 07:37 What Cornell's Investigation Actually Found And the Evidence Gaps 11:09 Frat Culture & the Male Loneliness Epidemic's Role in Campus Violence 19:10 Who Gets Blamed When Sexual Assault Happens on Campus 23:06 Kevin Reddington Tries to Throw Out Lindsay Clancy's Retrial: Judge Says No 31:32 Lindsay Clancy's Second Trial Is Scheduled for November 32:15 Tennessee Botches Christa Pike's Execution 35:20 Is the Death Penalty Cruel and Unusual Punishment? 45:21 Alix Earle Has Never Read a Book 53:17 The Moment LIVE, now from Lemonada Media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices




