
Investigative Reporter Julie K. Brown exposed Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes to the world. Now his survivors are fighting for the truth. If you’d like to support survivors of sexual abuse, please consider making a donation to RAINN at donate.rainn.org. BROKEN: Jeffrey Epstein is part of The Binge - subscribe to listen to all episodes, all at once, ad-free right now. From serial killer nurses to psychic ... more
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More liberal rhetoric that skews the truth and reality.
Step 1: Spend every moment of every day following the story as it unfolds in real time
2: Do endless background research about what is, at the time, marginal news, because you know this is big.
3: Track down victims, sources, experts; reach out and wait for answers you know aren’t coming.
4: Reach out again—extra concise this time. Carefully craft tone and length for maximal persuasion. Send.
5: Record hundreds of hours of interviews, footage, narration
6: Produce the whole thing and put it into... more
How are you any better than the perpetrators if you won’t release this viral information without forcing people to pay?
Anyone complaining about paying for the content past the second episode… it’s behind a paywall for a reason and journalists need to get paid. It’s $5.99, you can blow through the episodes and support the important work for the price of a couple coffees.
ANYWAY… great series, totally worth the money. Just remember to cancel the subscription if you don’t want to stay on it (you can do that as soon as you subscribe and still have the month you paid for)
So you get to listen to an episode or 2 before you are required to pay!? Considering what is happening right now, it is truly sick you are making people pay to get this information.










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