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SNAPPED
THE
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THIS IS GREEK LIFE,
UNCENSORED.
SNAPPED is a juicy, secret-filled, and brutally honest inquiry into one of the biggest cults in the United States. After sharing her own harrowing experience as an Alpha Phi sister in season one, host Lucy Taylor passes the microphone to SNAPPED listeners to tell their own stories, illustrating the rampant racism, slut shaming, and abuse that continue to plague these institutions in 2022. The result is a plea for parents, college students, and potential new members to hear what sororities and fraternities don’t want you to know.
HOSTED BY LUCY TAYLOR
In 2017, Lucy accepted a bid into the most sought-after sorority at the University of Maryland. This decision would alter the trajectory of her college life.
Three years after her traumatic exit from the sorority, she released SNAPPED, a podcast that highlights the strategic manipulation and cult-like environment that members of sororities and fraternities endure.
Lucy aims to spread her message of resilience to audiences across North America and help others gain control over their traumatic narratives. Lucy empowers her audiences to trust their gut instincts and equips them with the knowledge that they have the right to feel safe on their college campus.
WHERE TO START?
Lucy Taylor gives a brutally honest first-hand account of how she became a top-tier sorority girl dropout. In this six-episode season, you will be transported into sorority world — slut-shaming, rush, Instagram scandals, hookup culture, the boundaries of consent, and more. Start with Episode 1 and witness how this rollercoaster ride of a sh*tshow all began.
S1 E1
If you were disappointed by the Bama Rush documentary's coverage of sorority recruitment, then SNAPPED has got you covered. In this THREE-PART recruitment special, Lucy investigates the process of determining which potential new members (PNMs) make the final cut into a sorority’s new pledge class.
S2 E1
WHERE TO START?
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Can I be a guest on SNAPPED?
Seasons two and three were born from listener stories. If you have your own Greek life horror story to share, fill out this form. If the stars align for a fourth season, Lucy may reach out for an interview.
How can I support SNAPPED?
The most helpful way to support this work is to DONATE, join our Patreon, or buy SNAPPED merch. We are a GOD DAMN INDEPENDENT (GDI) podcast series and so financial support is a top priority. For more ways to support us, click HERE.
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LISTEN NOW ON SPOTIFY AND APPLE PODCASTS
SNAPPED
THE
PODCAST
UNCENSORED.
THIS IS GREEK LIFE,
THIS IS GREEK LIFE,
UNCENSORED.
SNAPPED is a juicy, secret-filled, and brutally honest inquiry into historically white sororities and fraternities at American universities. After sharing her own harrowing experience as an Alpha Phi sister in season one, host Lucy Taylor passes the microphone to SNAPPED listeners to tell their own stories, illustrating the rampant racism, slut shaming, and abuse that continue to plague these institutions in 2022. The result is a plea for parents, college students, and potential new members to hear what sororities and fraternities don’t want you to know.
Hosted by Lucy Taylor
In 2017, Lucy accepted a bid into the most sought-after sorority at the University of Maryland. This decision would alter the trajectory of her college life. In her short time there, she experienced slut shaming, rape, and cyber-bullying.
Three years after her traumatic exit from the sorority, she released SNAPPED, a podcast that highlights the strategic manipulation and cult-like environment that members of sororities and fraternities endure.
Lucy aims to spread her message of resilience to audiences across North America and help others gain control over their traumatic narratives. Lucy empowers her audiences to trust their gut instincts and equips them with the knowledge that they have the right to feel safe on their college campus.