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Gisèle Pélicot

Gisèle Pélicot

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Oct 21, 2026

Rosanna ArquetteGUEST
19:17
Do, do you think it gets-
Ronda CressHOST
19:17
Giselle Pelicot's-
Rosanna ArquetteGUEST
19:18
Like it's worse every day
Ronda CressHOST
19:19
... case in Fran- yeah, Giselle Pelicot's case and book in France.
Ronda CressHOST
19:22
I mean, it's not going anywhere because women, um, continue to have the courage to speak out and take steps to have some kind of accountability even when the system that should be holding them accountab- accountable is failing.
Ronda CressHOST
19:38
So I'd say, I'd say it's not ending.
MJ FranklinHOST
40:54
Mm-hmm
Jennifer SzalaiGUEST
40:54
... also Gisèle Pelicot's, unfortunately-
MJ FranklinHOST
40:56
Yeah
Jennifer SzalaiGUEST
40:56
... more relevant than ever.
Helena WadiaHOST
1:22
At the time, two harrowing stories sent shockwaves around the world.
Helena WadiaHOST
1:26
In France, Dominique Pellico was standing trial for recruiting 72 men to join him in drugging and raping his then-wife Giselle over the course of a decade.
Helena WadiaHOST
1:37
And in Kenya, Ugandan Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei was burned alive after being set on fire by her ex-boyfriend.
Helena WadiaHOST
1:45
News stories like these about gender-based violence are sadly not rare.

5 MINS LATER

speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:58
An Olympic athlete has died in Kenya after her boyfriend allegedly doused her in petrol.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:03
A
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:03
pensioner accused of drugging his wife and then inviting dozens of men to rape her.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:09
Two million women and girls every year are victims of male violence.
Justine van der LeunGUEST
37:26
Everything I'm telling you is true.
Justine van der LeunGUEST
37:27
I know it doesn't sound so, but it is." And I think, I was talking to somebody else about this recently, that, you know the Gisèle Pelicot case-
Gemma BathHOST
37:36
Yes
Justine van der LeunGUEST
37:37
...
Justine van der LeunGUEST
37:37
if you followed that.
Justine van der LeunGUEST
37:39
What if Gisèle Pelicot just went to the cops on her own? There was no, there was no, uh, investigation by police.
Justine van der LeunGUEST
37:48
There was no folder on her husband's computer that was labeled abuse that showed his video recordings, literally labeled abuse that showed his video recordings of dozens and dozens of men raping his drugged and a- unconscious wife.
Justine van der LeunGUEST
38:01
What if Gisèle Pelicot just...
Laura RichardsHOST
63:42
And part of our brains, they want to put it into this box as well, because we can only cope with so much, uh, as a human being, when we've gone through something like this.
Laura RichardsHOST
63:53
And so our brain might try and do that too, to say, "Well, no, everything was fine up until that point." Right? But that's not the story here, and I, I didn't believe it with Gisèle Pelicot either, and I would love to interview her too, because I know men like Dominique and your ex-husband, they do not do, do these things in a vacuum.
Laura RichardsHOST
64:16
I've never seen it yet in almost 30 years of profiling dangerous, controlling, and violent men.
Laura RichardsHOST
64:23
And just because they don't have a previous criminal conviction, that does not mean that they are not dangerous, violent, and controlling.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
10:42
"When you're raped, there is shame, and it's not for us to have shame.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
10:46
It's for them," Giselle Pelicot.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
10:48
When I experienced domestic violence after college, I didn't know who to trust.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
10:52
It was isolating and confusing, and the shame spiral stayed with me for years.
Kate LindsayHOST
11:52
Mm-hmm.
Kat TenbargeGUEST
11:52
So it reminds me of, like, with the Gisèle Pelicot case.
Kate LindsayHOST
11:56
Yes.
Kat TenbargeGUEST
11:57
You know, like, spousal rape is unfortunately not uncommon, but I think what really struck people about that case and what turned it into such a global phenomenon was the realization that dozens of men partook in that crime, and hundreds if not thousands of people were privy to it-
Kate LindsayHOST
15:17
Mm-hmm.
Kat TenbargeGUEST
15:17
So it reminds me of, like, with the Gisèle Pélicot case.
Kate LindsayHOST
15:20
Yes.
Kat TenbargeGUEST
15:21
You know, like, spousal rape is unfortunately not uncommon, but I think what really struck people about that case and what turned it into such a global phenomenon was the realization that dozens of men partook in that crime, and hundreds if not thousands of people were privy to it-
Claire MeehanGUEST
6:49
They were sometimes including others in this, then they were filming and uploading this.
Claire MeehanGUEST
6:55
So in a similar line to the Gisèle Pelicot case.
Claire MeehanGUEST
6:59
So again, this isn't a new thing.
Kate RodgerHOST
7:02
It's monstrous even hearing, uh, described in the most clinical of ways.

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Goodreads' Top 15 Reader Recommended Audiobooks Of 2026 (So Far)

Oct 9 · 2 Mentions

speaker_2HOST
9:51
The top spot.
speaker_1HOST
9:52
The absolute highest-rated audiobook here is A Hymn to Life by Gisèle Pelicot.
speaker_1HOST
9:56
It has a four point six six score with over forty-two thousand ratings.
speaker_2HOST
10:01
It's an incredibly powerful true crime memoir.

31 MINS LATER

speaker_2HOST
41:00
The narrator is the vital secret ingredient that dictates the entire cognitive experience.
speaker_1HOST
41:05
From memoirs to sci-fi.
speaker_2HOST
41:07
Whether it is Emma Thompson providing a safe, regulated nervous system container for Gisèle Pelicot's harrowing trauma, the massive ensemble cast giving physical weight to the history of the 1619 Project, or Jeff Hays literally warping his vocal cords to build an alien video game, the performance determines how we emotionally process the information.
speaker_1HOST
41:27
So bringing this all back to you, the listener, sitting in traffic or staring down a mountain of folding laundry, the next time you are guarding your precious free time and you desperately need to escape your own reality, don't just look for a good book.

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