Chappaquiddick Part Three- The Lobster Roll Index

Yeet the Rich

Emily Walsh and Daniel Moss

True Crime, Comedy, History

5.0 • 39 Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2026

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

The saga continues! This week we continue the discussion of Ted Kennedy and the accident/negligent homcide/scene from Succession that ended in the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. Ted gets a foam collar to show off his injuries, they attend the funeral, investigators start doing a tiny bit of investigating, no one talks to anyone else at the party, and we have a seven minute court hearing, that feels like justice right? Oh, and Emily tries to do a Boston accent again with very little su...

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0:00.0	Don't be ashamed if you get confused when you talk to your friends or you watch the news.
0:10.0	They try to tell you where all went wrong.
0:13.0	Now you don't need to argue, just sing this song.
0:17.0	It was rich people stacking the dick, rich people with big pack checks, rich people
0:25.6	they're having a ball, rich people been f*** us on.
0:35.6	Hello everybody, and welcome back to Eat the Rich.
0:39.9	I'm Emily Walsh, and I'm here with my co-host and husband, Danny Moss.
0:44.8	Hey.
0:45.8	Wow.
0:47.2	How you doing?
0:50.5	Yeah, swell.
0:51.8	So good.
0:52.9	So good.
0:53.4	How are you doing?
0:54.5	How you doing? Um.
0:55.0	How you doing?
0:56.2	I maybe should have had evening coffee.
0:59.9	I could go get it.
1:01.0	And no, because I want to sleep.
1:03.1	Red Bull?
1:03.9	No, because I don't want to die.
1:06.2	And I don't really want to know what would happen if, uh, I drank Red Bull because that means our child would consume Red Bull in 12 hours.
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