Lindsay Clancy Trial Week 2: Debunking the Conspiracy Theories, Postpartum Psychosis Explained & Clavicular Needs a Mom

Lindsay Clancy trial week two brings a wave of conspiracy theories — and Meredith, Rebecca, and Dr. Sarah Oreck are debunking them one by one. They break down the legal reason Kevin Reddington isn't plotting a twist to pin this on Patrick Clancy, why agreeing to the prosecution's evidence is a smart strategy, and the Latarsha Sanders case that's getting a second look. Dr. Sarah Oreck also explains the crucial difference between postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis, and why this case could happen to anyone without the right support system. Then, why do conspiracy theories spread so fast? Sarah connects it to our need for control, true crime obsession, and the moral certainty that's taken over the internet, and why psychological flexibility is the antidote. Plus, Clavicular is looking for a live-in assistant — Meredith, Rebecca, and Sarah have some candidates in mind.   The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.   Follow The Moment LIVE YouTube Substack Instagram TikTok Topics:  Lindsay Clancy trial week 2, Lindsay Clancy conspiracy theories, Lindsay Clancy postpartum psychosis, postpartum psychosis vs postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis symptoms, Kevin Reddington defense strategy, Patrick Clancy 911 call, Latarsha Sanders postpartum psychosis appeal, Massachusetts postpartum psychosis trial, why conspiracy theories spread, true crime obsession psychology, moral certainty internet, psychological flexibility, Clavicular live-in assistant, Clavicular manosphere, body dysmorphia, Sarah Oreck reproductive psychiatrist, South by Southwest panel vote, The Moment LIVE SXSW