Overview
- Mack speaks publicly for the first time since her release in Uncover: Allison After NXIVM, a seven-episode podcast that premiered Nov. 10, hosted by Natalie Robehmed and produced by Vanessa Grigoriadis of Campside Media.
- In the opening episodes, she acknowledges using her fame as a “power tool,” says she was “excited by the power,” calls herself “emotionally aggressive,” and describes coercing women to comply with Raniere.
- She recounts how Raniere framed sex as “healing,” while coverage revisits DOS practices including branding, strict control over “slaves,” and requirements for “collateral”; Raniere remains imprisoned on a 120-year federal sentence after his 2019 conviction.
- Mack pleaded guilty to racketeering in 2021, was sentenced to three years, and was released early in July 2023 after serving roughly two years.
- The podcast highlights new reporting access, including an interview with former NXIVM insider Lauren Salzman, and notes Mack’s post-release path pursuing a master’s in social work and her marriage to Frank Meeink.