Sep 2, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 16 segments
With the Lindsay Clancy murder trial now in the hands of a deadlocked jury, national debate around postpartum psychosis, maternal mental health, and criminal responsibility has reached a breaking…
Alyssa GGuestYou know, Alyssa, I don't hide the fact that I'm a feminist.
And I know that that has a negative connotation, but my perspective of feminism is just advocating for the rights of women.
And not allowing my, I don't even know what to call it, my gender and all that comes with it to get in the way of trying to do as much as I can to create equality for women.
I think I do as well as I can with my platform because I'm constantly seeking out and platforming women and getting their perspectives and what have you just to amplify those voices.
Right.
So.
Yeah.
I can tell you that my lady said to me, I was very surprised with your position.
And I said, well, why are you surprised? And she says, well, because I know how sensitive you are about women's rights.
And I know that you're the type of person that you understand the difficulty with this and the science and how, if it's not her fault because she's under psychosis, like, She's like, you understand that.
So to hear you say, but you're going to go guilty.
She was like, it was very surprising.
And I said, well, again, I'm putting society as a whole over one person.
Right.
And I don't know if that's right or wrong, but that's that's the cross that I am willing to bear.
Right.

Were you on that jury? Is that what you need to do? You look at do you look at the case? Do you look at the information in front of you or do you look at the broader picture? what I think is important coming out of this, I think what's going to come out of this trial is a better focus on women's mental, I mean, mental health in general.

I don't want to just say women's mental health, but mental health in general is something that's just starting, I think, to become less...
You know, Alyssa, I don't hide the fact that I'm a feminist.
And I know that that has a negative connotation, but my perspective of feminism is just advocating for the rights of women.
And not allowing my, I don't even know what to call it, my gender and all that comes with it to get in the way of trying to do as much as I can to create equality for women.
I think I do as well as I can with my platform because I'm constantly seeking out and platforming women and getting their perspectives and what have you just to amplify those voices.
Right.
So.
Yeah.
I can tell you that my lady said to me, I was very surprised with your position.
And I said, well, why are you surprised? And she says, well, because I know how sensitive you are about women's rights.
And I know that you're the type of person that you understand the difficulty with this and the science and how, if it's not her fault because she's under psychosis, like, She's like, you understand that.
So to hear you say, but you're going to go guilty.
She was like, it was very surprising.
And I said, well, again, I'm putting society as a whole over one person.
Right.
And I don't know if that's right or wrong, but that's that's the cross that I am willing to bear.
Right.

Were you on that jury? Is that what you need to do? You look at do you look at the case? Do you look at the information in front of you or do you look at the broader picture? what I think is important coming out of this, I think what's going to come out of this trial is a better focus on women's mental, I mean, mental health in general.

I don't want to just say women's mental health, but mental health in general is something that's just starting, I think, to become less...
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