How student journalists broke the story of the ‘Cornell 7’
Summary
This episode covers the reopening of a Cornell University gang rape investigation following student journalism, and the impact of a US ban on Canadian alcohol imports on Moosehead CEO Andrew Oland. It also features photographer Henley Spears on his award-winning image of a diving gannet, former spy Andy Ellis discussing the call for a parliamentary review into Havana syndrome, and a debate over anti-siphoning legislation to keep major sports like the NHL accessible to all Canadians.
Topics discussed
Intro: Agent Layla and CBC podcast promo
Headlines: Cornell, Havana Syndrome, and Volleyball
Uzbekistan volleyball team's sock emergency
Cornell Daily Sun on gang rape investigation
Moosehead CEO on US trade and beer supply
Underwater photography of Northern Gannets
Uzbekistan volleyball socks story recap
Promo: Agent Layla podcast
Havana Syndrome: Former spy on government response
Anti-siphoning policy for Canadian sports
Cargill meatpacking plant outbreak investigation
Radio station shooting and Bishnoi gang threats
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