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Sassy Chanelle™ is where we talk about the stories that make you stop and say, “Wait…what?”

I’m Sassy Chanelle, and every week we’ll take an honest look at the stories that get people talking, from relationships and current events to human behavior, culture, and whatever has us asking, “Are you kidding me right now?”

We’re going to talk about it, question it, laugh when we can, and say the part everybody else is thinking.

Here’s my sassy perspective. Bring yours.

New episodes every Wednesday.

New episodes every week.
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  • How Men Control Women — Part 1: Religion

    How Men Control Women — Part 1: Religion
    Oct 6 2026

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    CONTROL: PART 1 — RELIGION

    How do you control women?

    For generations, one of the most powerful tools has been religion—or more specifically, the way religion has been interpreted, taught, and weaponized by men to define what women should be, how we should behave, what we should tolerate, and how much power we're allowed to have.

    In Part 1 of this three-part series, I'm talking about the difference between faith and control.

    Because believing in God and questioning the men who claim to speak for God are not the same thing.

    We're talking about submission. Obedience. Purity. Marriage. Leadership. Shame. And the messages women have heard for generations about being quieter, smaller, more agreeable, and more willing to accept male authority.

    And we're asking a question that deserves to be asked:

    When does religion stop being about faith and start being used as a system of control?

    This isn't an attack on Christianity, religion, churches, or people of faith. It's a conversation about power—and what happens when religious teachings or institutions are used to justify limiting women's autonomy, voices, choices, or equality.

    And this is only Part 1.

    COMING NEXT — CONTROL: PART 2

    Religion isn't the only mechanism that can be used to control women.

    In Episode 2, we're moving into the second form of control used by men—and looking at how that power shows up in women's everyday lives, relationships, and independence.

    Then in Part 3, we'll put the pieces together.

    Follow Sassy Chanelle so you don't miss the rest of the series.

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    DISCLAIMER

    This episode contains discussion of religion, gender roles, misogyny, patriarchy, coercive control, and the treatment of women within religious and social structures. The purpose of this episode is commentary, education, and discussion. It is not intended to condemn all religious people, religious beliefs, churches, or men. Experiences and interpretations of religion vary widely. Listeners are encouraged to research the issues discussed and form their own conclusions.

    And that's just my perspective.

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    16 min
  • Cornell: What about HER future?

    Cornell: What about HER future?
    Sep 29 2026
    Send us Fan MailSassy Chanelle | Hosted by Christi ChanelleSeven men named in a civil lawsuit. A fraternity Snapchat chat. A woman who says she was sexually assaulted. And a question we need to ask: What about her future?In this episode, I discuss a former Cornell student’s allegations of sexual assault and drugging at the Chi Phi fraternity house, the Snapchat messages described in her lawsuit, and the questions surrounding Cornell’s response.But this conversation goes beyond the seven defendants. What responsibility do people have when they recognize that someone might be in danger? When does loyalty to your friends become an excuse to look away?I also share my own experience of sexual assault at 19. Because before anyone asks why she was drinking or why she went there, hear this: drinking is not permission. Trusting someone is not permission. Being unable to fight back is not permission.Women deserve safety, support, and a future that matters just as much as anyone else’s.In this episode:The Cornell lawsuit and the allegations involving Chi Phi.The Snapchat messages and questions about who knew what.Consent, intoxication, and victim-blaming.Cornell’s response and disciplinary accountability.My personal story and a message to women who haven’t felt heard.The seven named defendantsThe seven current or former students named as defendants in the civil lawsuit, as reported by The Cornell Daily Sun, are:Matthew IngallsJohnathan NewellWinston LeeGillio LopesDiego SarabiaScott NorrisScott KretzschmarThese are defendants facing civil allegations, not a list of criminal convictions.Follow and connectWebsite: ChristiChanelle.comTikTok: @ChristiChanelleInstagram: @ChristiChanelleYouTube: Sassy ChanelleFacebook: Sassy PerspectiveSubstack: Sassy ChanelleBluesky: Sassy ChanelleFollow, subscribe, and share this episode to help keep women’s stories in the conversation. You can participate without sharing your own experience publicly.Content warning and disclaimerThis episode contains explicit language and discussion of sexual assault and drugging.Recorded September 27, 2026. This episode presents Christi Chanelle’s personal opinions and commentary on a pending civil lawsuit and reporting available at the time of recording. The allegations are contested and are not established findings of guilt. An attorney for defendant Scott Kretzschmar has denied the allegations against his client.No criminal charges had been filed at the time of recording. On September 28, 2026, the Tompkins County district attorney announced the investigation would reopen.Discussion of bystander responsibility does not establish what any unnamed Snapchat participant knew, witnessed, or did. Membership in a group chat alone does not establish wrongdoing.Sources and further readingThe Cornell Daily Sun: lawsuit reporting, named defendants, and Snapchat screenshotThe Cornell Daily Sun: Cornell’s responseCBS New York: original reporting and university responseCBS New York: investigation reopeningSupport is availableRAINN—the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network—offers confidential support through its National Sexual Assault Hotline, available 24/7:Call 800-656-HOPE (4673)Text HOPE to 64673Access online support through RAINNAnd that’s just my perspective.Support the showWatch the episodes on YOUTUBE: Sassy Politicshttps://www.youtube.com/@SassypoliticsWebsitehttps://christichanelle.com/TikTok- ChristiChanellehttps://www.tiktok.com/@christichanelle?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcFacebook - Sassy Politicshttps://www.facebook.com/SassyPoliticsInstagram- ChristiChanellehttps://www.instagram.com/christichanelle/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet
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    12 min
  • Are They a Narcissist… or Is It You?

    Are They a Narcissist… or Is It You?
    Sep 9 2026

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    What if the person everyone else thinks is wonderful is the person making you question your own sanity?

    This week on Sassy Chanelle, we're talking about narcissism — but we're also turning the mirror around.

    What does narcissistic behavior actually look like? When is someone showing a concerning pattern, and when are we taking completely normal human emotions — jealousy, defensiveness, insecurity, selfishness — and turning them into a diagnosis?

    Because sometimes the problem really is the other person.

    And sometimes… we need to take a good look at ourselves.

    In this episode, I share some of my own experience with relationships that left me walking on eggshells, second-guessing myself and wondering whether I was the problem. We talk about the red flags I've learned to pay attention to, including:

    • What happens when you say no
    • Whether there's room for your feelings
    • Where accountability goes during conflict
    • What it means when their needs consistently outrank yours
    • What to notice when you stop trusting yourself
    • And why the mirror has to point both ways

    This isn't about diagnosing your partner, your ex, your mother, your friend — or yourself.

    I'm not a psychologist or therapist, and narcissistic personality disorder is a clinical diagnosis that belongs with qualified professionals.

    This conversation is about recognizing recurring patterns, examining how our relationships affect us, and being willing to ask the uncomfortable question:

    What am I contributing to this relationship, too?

    Because self-awareness isn't an accusation.

    It's information.

    🎙️ New episodes of Sassy Chanelle every Wednesday.

    I'll be back next Wednesday, so stay tuned — and catch me here:

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    Follow Christi Chanelle for new episodes, clips, conversations and whatever rabbit hole we're going down next.

    See you next Wednesday.

    Anyway, that's just my perspective.


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    25 min
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