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Yesterday

2h 6m

About the Cornell Seven and Phone-Free C...

Andrew Heaton, Jen Briney, Justin Robert Young

About this episode

The gang digs into the sexual assault allegations against the Cornell Seven, the handling of the investigation, and the debate over New York’s consent law. Should the state close the loophole around voluntary intoxication? Then they turn to concerts that require fans to lock their phones away. Is a clearer view and fewer distractions worth giving up photos, videos, and easy contact with the outside world?

Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:04:44 - Cornell Seven

01:26:46 - Phone-Free Concerts

01:40:34 - Emails

02:00:15 - Wrap-up

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