Welcome back to Wine by the Case, where we uncork legal insights one bottle at a time.

In this episode, we take a deeper look at the Lindsay Clancy case and trial, focusing on the difficult legal and social questions surrounding postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis, mental health treatment, and the insanity defense.

The discussion examines the evidence and testimony being presented in the case, including questions surrounding Lindsay Clancy's attempts to obtain mental health treatment, medication, medical professionals' responses, postpartum specific treatment, sleep deprivation, and the challenges of connecting postpartum psychosis to an insanity defense.

We also discuss the broader issues this case has brought into the spotlight, including:

🍷 Lindsay Clancy trial and insanity defense
🍷 Postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis
🍷 Mental health treatment and patient advocacy
🍷 The role of medical professionals in recognizing postpartum mental health conditions
🍷 Medication, side effects and coordination of care
🍷 Sleep deprivation and mental health
🍷 The court of public opinion vs. the courtroom
🍷 Reasonable doubt and inconsistencies in trial evidence
🍷 How postpartum mental health is treated in the United States
🍷 Whether society provides enough support to new mothers

We also debate what the evidence could mean for the not guilty by reason of insanity defense and discuss some of the inconsistencies raised during testimony.

And, of course, we can't have Wine by the Case without actually talking about the wine.

Today's bottle is a $10.99 wine that receives very different reviews from Chris and Alexa. Is it worth the price? Is it too sweet? Could it make a good sangria? And should we try the infamous Diet Coke wine experiment?

Watch until the end for our wine ratings and let us know in the comments:

What do YOU think about the Lindsay Clancy case and the insanity defense?

Do you think the evidence supports a finding of not guilty by reason of insanity, or do you believe the prosecution's case is stronger?

And most importantly…

🍷 Would you drink today's $10.99 wine?

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DISCLAIMER: This podcast discusses publicly reported legal matters for commentary and discussion purposes. The hosts are not offering legal advice, medical advice, or a determination of the facts or outcome of any case discussed.

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🍷 Welcome to Wine by the Case, where we uncork legal insights one bottle at a time.

In this episode, Alexis and Chris dive into the highly publicized Lindsay Clancy case and the conspiracy theories surrounding the deaths of her three children. From the Apple Watch and surveillance footage to the missing 15 minutes, the 911 call, alleged inconsistencies, and questions surrounding the investigation, they break down what has fueled so much speculation online.

They also discuss the role of trial strategy, public perception, the prosecution and defense, and why this case has captured the attention of so many people.

And, of course, no episode of Wine by the Case is complete without a bottle of wine. 🍷

Watch until the end for Chris's wine rating and tell us what you think.

👇 Comment below:
What do you think about the conspiracy theories surrounding this case? Which detail stands out to you?

This discussion is for commentary and educational purposes and is not intended to establish facts beyond what is presented or discussed in the episode.

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Is ChatGPT dangerous? Should AI have guardrails?

In this episode of Wine by the Case, we uncork a unique California blend while discussing the lawsuit filed by Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier against OpenAI and Sam Altman. From concerns about AI conversations with children and mental health to privacy, criminal investigations, and discoverability in court, we explore the legal and ethical questions surrounding artificial intelligence.

🍷 Featured Wine: Stolpman Vineyards Syrah-Sangiovese Blend

Today's pour comes from California's Ballard Canyon AVA and features a distinctive 50/50 blend of Syrah and Sangiovese. Deep ruby in color, this wine offers dark berry fruit, black cherry, plum, and subtle spice. The Syrah brings richness and structure, while the Sangiovese adds bright acidity and elegance. Full-bodied with a long finish and earthy undertones, this sustainably farmed wine earned an 8.5/10 from the Wine by the Case panel.

In this episode, we discuss:

🍷 Florida's lawsuit against ChatGPT and Sam Altman
🍷 Should AI have safety guardrails?
🍷 Can AI conversations influence mental health?
🍷 How ChatGPT differs from Google search
🍷 Whether AI chats are discoverable in court
🍷 The viral "Unhinged ChatGPT" trend
🍷 Privacy concerns and true crime investigations
🍷 A memorable story involving a cat, lime, and Florida rain
🍷 Wine review: Stolpman Vineyards Syrah-Sangiovese blend

Wine Notes

• Region: Ballard Canyon, California
• Blend: 50% Syrah / 50% Sangiovese
• Body: Full-bodied
• Tasting Notes: Blackberry, black cherry, plum, pepper, earthy spice
• Finish: Rich and lingering with balanced acidity
• Pairings: Grilled steak, lamb, pasta with red sauce, charcuterie boards

  Join us as we blend legal insights and wine one bottle at a time.

🍷 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and tell us what ChatGPT's "unhinged" description says about you!

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Welcome to Wine by the Case, where we uncork legal insights one bottle at a time. This time with travel chaos, Vegas plans, and TSA stories you have to hear to believe.

In this episode, we’re gearing up for a Vegas trip where we’ll be filming, podcasting, visiting wine bars, and attending industry events. Along the way, we dive into hilarious and shocking TSA experiences from past travel. think golf balls in luggage, lip gloss mistaken for ammunition, vibrating toothbrushes, and even marathon medals getting flagged.

We also sip and review a Spanish Rioja while talking about packing styles, overpacking vs. carry-on life, and the realities of traveling with (very different) suitcase philosophies.

🍷 Featured Wine:
A Spanish Rioja: light to medium-bodied red with smooth tannins, balanced acidity, and classic notes of red fruit, spice, and subtle oak. An easy drinking, affordable bottle (around $15–$20) that’s perfect for storytelling, travel conversations, and relaxed tasting.

✈️ In this episode:

• Wild TSA confiscation stories
• Airport security surprises from the U.S. and Europe
• Packing wars: carry-on vs. “multiple suitcase” travelers
• Vegas filming + wine bar plans
• Affordable Rioja tasting notes
• Travel mishaps, humor, and real-life chaos

Drop your wildest TSA story in the comments, we want to hear what got flagged in your bag.

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Welcome back to Wine by the Case, where we uncork legal insights one bottle at a time. 🍷

In this episode, we dive into the growing controversy surrounding Meta Glasses, privacy rights, consent laws, and the dangers of live streaming strangers without permission. From viral subway confrontations in New York to unsettling club encounters caught on camera, we break down the real legal and social implications of wearable technology.

We also discuss:

• One-party vs. two-party consent laws
• Recording people in public spaces
• Viral videos and online privacy
• Social media exposure and liability
• How technology is outpacing the law

And of course, we pair this discussion with a French wine selection that perfectly matches the theme of something “young, fresh, and new.”

Louis Jadot Beaujolais-Villages (2023)

A light-bodied French red wine known for its fresh, smooth, and approachable character. Perfect for pairing with fish, cheese, steak, or casual conversation.

💲 Price Range: Approximately $17.99 – $23.99

✨ Tasting Notes:

• Light-bodied
• Mild fruit profile
• Smooth and easy to drink
• Less bold than a Zinfandel
• Versatile food pairing wine

If you enjoy legal commentary, wine reviews, true stories, and unfiltered conversations, make sure to LIKE, FOLLOW, and SUBSCRIBE.

Drop your thoughts in the comments:
👉 Should wearable tech like Meta Glasses have stricter privacy laws?
👉 Have you ever been filmed without your consent?
👉 What’s the worst pickup line you’ve ever heard?

Cheers! 🥂

AI is creating a legal nightmare in schools and it’s happening faster than the law can keep up.

In this episode, we break down a real case out of Oregon where students used AI to generate explicit deepfake content involving teachers and classmates. The result? Teachers walking out, legal confusion, and major questions about what’s actually a crime.

We cover:

• AI-generated porn and student behavior
• Legal gray areas (defamation, cyberbullying, criminal liability)
• What schools can and can’t do
• Why federal AI regulation may be coming soon

🍷 Wine of the Episode:
We’re featuring a Chardonnay from Battle Creek Cellars (Oregon)

• Price: ~$18.99
• Style: Light oak, crisp, less buttery than California Chardonnay
• Best with: Soft and semi-soft cheeses
• Rating: 7.5–10 (depending on how much you like Chardonnay)

Bottom line: AI is powerful but misusing it can have serious consequences.

This episode dives into a growing issue: students using AI to create explicit deepfake content of teachers and peers.

We discuss a real Oregon case, the legal gaps around AI-generated images, and how schools and lawmakers are struggling to respond. From cyberbullying to potential criminal charges, this is an evolving issue with real-world impact.

Plus, we review an Oregon Chardonnay that pairs perfectly with the conversation.

#AI #Deepfake #LawPodcast #CyberLaw #WinePodcast #Chardonnay #OregonWine #BattleCreekCellars #TechLaw #AIethics

On this episode of Wine by the Case, we’re uncorking more than just legal insight, we’re diving into a story that’s equal parts shocking, chaotic, and honestly… a little unbelievable.

We start with a Florida fruit wine that sparked some strong opinions: sweet, musky, and definitely memorable. Think nostalgic grape juice vibes with a bold personality (for better or worse). Not your typical go-to, but it set the stage perfectly for today’s case.

Then, we head overseas to a jaw-dropping incident: a former contractor in Spain intentionally emptied massive wine tanks, sending $2.7 million worth of wine straight onto the floor. Yes, on purpose. On camera. In a hazmat suit. Gleefully.

From insurance questions to liability issues and the very real impact of losing an entire vintage, we break down what this means legally and practically. Because once that wine is gone… it’s gone for good.

Would insurance cover something like this? Could it have been prevented? And most importantly, what would you do if this happened to your business?

Pour yourself a glass (hopefully not this one 😉) and join the conversation.

Cheers! 🍷

🍷 Wine Highlight:

Florida Muscadine Fruit Wine

• Flavor: Very sweet, musky, grape-forward
• Aroma: Strong, almost syrupy with a “classic” muscadine scent
• Price Point: ~$9.99
• Verdict: A unique experience, better for the curious than the connoisseur

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Welcome back to Wine by the Case, where we uncork legal insights—one bottle at a time. 🍾

In this episode, we’re joined by the incredible Wendy Elwell Delgado, a true multi-hyphenate in the world of healing, personal growth, and transformation. From mindset work to somatic healing, Wendy shares how aligning the mind and body can unlock deeper connection, clarity, and—most importantly—love.

We dive into: ✨ What it really means to live with unconditional love ✨ How “timeline healing” can reframe your past and reshape your future ✨ The power of somatic practices like breathwork, yoga nidra, and meditation ✨ Breaking generational patterns and strengthening family relationships ✨ Why even skeptics can experience powerful emotional breakthroughs

🥂 Wine of the Episode: We’re sipping on a Grand Cru Champagne – De Saint Gall Blanc de Blancs (100% Chardonnay) from the Champagne region of France.

https://www.totalwine.com/wine/champagne-sparkling-wine/champagne/blanc-de-blancs/de-saintgall-blanc-de-blancs-grand-cru-brut-champagne/p/244663750?gclsrc=aw.ds&&pid=cpc:Google%2BNB%2BText%2BWine%2BFLOR::google::&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20020657171&gclid=Cj0KCQjwmunNBhDbARIsAOndKpkh6P-5S6BOgw3BoneVcArNN2kkPUbiLYztKscaOb-IwsoMhsIsZZIaAtLXEALw_wcB

• Crisp, refreshing, and elegant
• Made from top-tier vineyards (Grand Cru designation = best of the best)
• Bright citrus notes with a clean, refined finish
• Approx. $47—an amazing value for a true Champagne

Even for those who usually prefer Pinot-based blends, this one surprises with its balance and smooth drinkability—perfect for conversations about love, energy, and connection.

Plus, we share a wild Grand Canyon story, unexpected moments, and why sometimes the best experiences come from going with the flow.

If you're looking to reconnect with yourself, improve relationships, or simply bring more intention into your life, this conversation is for you.

Wendy Elwell Delgado is a transformational coach and healing facilitator specializing in:

• Timeline Healing
• Somatic Practices (breathwork, yoga, nervous system work)
• Relationship & Inner Child Work
• Energy Alignment & Personal Growth

She helps individuals and families break patterns, reconnect emotionally, and step into a more aligned, empowered version of themselves.

Her work focuses on:

• Reframing past experiences
• Unlocking emotional blocks
• Strengthening connection (with self and others)
• Teaching people how to live from love, not fear

As highlighted in the episode, her methods have helped clients experience profound breakthroughs—from emotional release to mindset shifts and improved relationships.

Why do only 2 out of 10 businesses actually sell? 🤯 In this episode of Wine by the Case, we sit down with real estate expert and business broker Jessica Peterson to break down the biggest mistakes business owners make when trying to sell and how to avoid them.

From messy books to emotional attachment and unrealistic valuations, we uncover what really separates successful sales from total flops. Plus, we dive into commercial real estate, succession planning, and what buyers are actually looking for in today’s market.

💡 Whether you're thinking about selling your business, buying one, or just curious about the process this episode is packed with real, unfiltered insight.

🍷 And of course, we feature a delicious wine of the day you won’t want to miss.

🍷 Wine Feature

2021 Chenin Blanc – Herringer Estates (Clarksburg, CA)

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• 💰 ~$24.99
• 🍇 Crisp, light, refreshing
• ⭐ Rated 7–9/10 by the hosts
• 🌿 Perfect spring/summer white

📌 Connect with Jessica Peterson

🌐 Website: https://dreamifyrealestate.com 📧 Email: [email protected] 📱 Socials: @Jessicapetersonofficial

In this episode of Wine by the Case, we sit down with powerhouse entrepreneur Jen Smith, a fractional COO who is redefining how modern businesses operate.

From running a beloved coffee lounge in Siesta Key to advising high-level executives across industries, Jen shares how fractional leadership is changing the game for entrepreneurs who want flexibility, efficiency, and top-tier expertise without the full-time overhead.

We also dive into:

• What a fractional COO actually does
• The rise of fractional C-suite teams (COO, CFO, CMO)
• Legal considerations, contracts, and liability you can’t ignore
• The shift toward flexible, location-independent work
• Building meaningful connections through Jen’s exclusive network, The Vault
• And a powerful conversation on identity: Who are you without your title?

🍷 Wine Feature of the Episode

This episode’s pour: Supernova Sparkling Rosé (California) ✨

Supernova 2023 Rosé Sparkling (California) Rating and Review | Wine Enthusiast

• 💲 Price Range: ~$19–$39 (retail), often found around $23
• 🍓 Notes: Strawberry, raspberry, light floral aroma
• 🫧 Texture: Crisp, refreshing bubbles that keep going
• 🍾 Vibe: Not too sweet, perfectly balanced
• ☀️❄️ Perfect for: Pool days or cozy chilly nights

Final Rating: 8/10 — a versatile, easy-drinking sparkler that overdelivers for the price

🔗 Connect with Jen Smith:

• Website: jensmith.co
• Email: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: Jen Smith