Not Guilty - Episode 2 - Craig McLachlan

 

UNFILTERED: Episode 3 The latest episode of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case is now live.  Out NOW on: Spotify | Apple | Deezer | Amazon Hello Beautiful people, Was the fix in? In this episode, Michael Cain and Craig McLachlan go deeper into the details of the criminal case - including the charge that became almost too absurd to believe: the so-called "ankle tickle." But it's Vanessa who brings the questions that cut to the heart of it all. How can anyone be expected to modify or reflect on their behaviour if no one ever raises a concern with them directly? When friendly interactions and communications continue freely - in the workplace and beyond it - is it just to have complaints aired so publicly, and so devastatingly, in the press? This is the unfiltered, human side of a case that ultimately ended in full acquittal. No spin. No filter. This episode is a companion to Episode 3 of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case and is not to be missed.   LISTEN ON SPOTIFY >> LISTEN ON APPLE >> LISTEN ON DEEZER >> LISTEN ON AMAZON >> New episodes drop every Thursday. Thank you for continuing to show up, listen, and sit with the complexity of this. What was reported and what actually happened are not the same. This is about setting that record straight. Love, Craig xx click here for the previous post

Craig McLachlan Not Guilty - Episode 2

 

UNFILTERED: Episode 2 The latest episode of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case is now live.  Out NOW on: Spotify | Apple | Deezer | Amazon Hello Beautiful people, “I just didn’t see it coming.” Episode 2 of  UNFILTERED starts there This is the moment everything shifts — when allegations become charges, and life changes overnight. In this conversation with Michael Cain, Craig McLachlan speaks openly about: The shock of being charged The culture of the theatre world he was part of The language used in court — and how it shapes perception The anxiety of living through a criminal trial   He also reflects on performing in the Rocky Horror Show — and whether that pressure compares to a grand final of Australian rules football! And for the first time, he addresses the outcome that saw Victorian police ordered to pay substantial legal costs. No scripts. No prep. No filter. Just what it was like to be inside it. This episode is a companion to Episode 2 of Season One and is not to be missed. Episode 2 is now available. LISTEN ON SPOTIFY >> LISTEN ON APPLE >> LISTEN ON DEEZER >> LISTEN ON AMAZON >> New episodes drop every Thursday. Thanks for being here and for listening with an open mind. We’re seeing your emails, DMs and reviews, and we appreciate every one of them. Keep the conversation going. Love, Craig xx

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Craig McLachlan - Not filtered - Episode 1

 

Season 2 Starts Now! The latest episode of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case is now live.  Out NOW on: Spotify | Apple | Deezer | Amazon Hello Beautiful people, Season 1 of Not Guilty – The Craig McLachlan Case examined the evidence. The timelines. The testimony. The legal rulings. The series now takes a very different direction. Season 2 introduces UNFILTERED interviews between journalist Michael Cain and Craig McLachlan — conversations that explore the human side of a case that captured national attention. Craig was not given the questions in advance. His answers are spontaneous. Unscripted. Unrehearsed. There is no producer shaping the conversation and no carefully managed television format. Just two people talking. These interviews were originally filmed and released on YouTube and are now available in podcast form for easy listening. After examining the case itself, it is time to hear directly from the man at the centre of it all. Season 2, Episode 1 is now available. Listen now.

Craig McLachlan - Not Guilty - Episode 7

 

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Episode 7: The Bed Scene The latest episode of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case is now live.  Out NOW on: Spotify | Apple | Deezer | Amazon Hello Beautiful people, Episode 7 of Not Guilty: The Craig McLachlan Case is now live. This episode turns to allegations first aired publicly in the press against Craig McLachlan - allegations that would later become the subject of criminal charges and headlines that shaped a public narrative long before evidence was tested in the courtroom. In this instalment, Vanessa examines the final complainant in the matter, known as C1, and brings a central allegation and its surrounding story to a decisive end. Through a forensic and uncompromising analysis, the events surrounding the Rocky Horror bed scene are laid out in full. Evidence, timelines and testimony are examined piece by piece, revealing a version of events that is confronting, unexpected, and at times deeply shocking. But the episode goes further, asking questions that are rarely voiced aloud. When a complainant is not a stranger but a friend - when contact, messages and communication continued right up until the moment allegations were made - does that carry evidentiary weight? If no indication was ever given that anything was wrong, what does continued friendship mean, and how should a court interpret it? Vanessa also revisits commentary from the presiding Magistrate, questioning whether public remarks truly reflected what unfolded inside the courtroom, and whether the tone of those remarks shaped how the case was ultimately understood. Episode 7 is confronting listening. It challenges assumptions, revisits evidence, and asks whether the story told to the public was the same story tested under oath.   LISTEN ON SPOTIFY >> LISTEN ON APPLE >> LISTEN ON DEEZER >> LISTEN ON AMAZON >> UNFILTERED: Episode 7 WATCH THE COMPANION DISCUSSION ON YOUTUBE. In this week’s Unfiltered, Craig confronts Episode 7 head-on and finally lays to rest the infamous Bed Scene from the 2014 production of The Rocky Horror Show. No evasions. No fragments. The full account, in his own words. Joined by Michael Cain, the conversation turns to his former friend and colleague known as C1. What happens when a friendship - with its history, its warmth, its continued contact - is later recast through the lens of allegation? How were years of communications reinterpreted once accusations emerged? And what unfolded inside the courtroom when those complexities were finally tested? Layer by layer, the truth is laid bare. This episode traces the path from media exposure to police charge - examining how perception can crystallise long before evidence is examined, and how narratives can harden before a court ever hears the facts. WATCH NOW ON YOUTUBE >> Thank you, as always, for listening closely and engaging thoughtfully with this series as it moves into its final stages. See you next week. Love, Craig xx

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