
How did Russian pranksters trick a top government official? What happens to documents flushed down White House toilets? The answers exist. The trick is getting the government to disclose them.
By law, nearly every move federal agencies make—every email, every memo, every receipt—belongs to the public. The key to gaining access is the Freedom of Information Act. It’s the tool that forces the go... more
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The new Epstein Files Transparency Act requires the government to release a trove of documents from its Jeffrey Epstein investigations – minus whatever documents the Justice Department determines need to be withheld from the public. Jason and Matt di... more
Exclusivity was the point of Wu-Tang Clan's Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. Only one copy was produced. A few minutes of it were played -- once -- in public. It sold at auction, with the condition it be heard only in private. And the album may have rema... more
Earlier this year, newly minted young workers from the Department of Government Efficiency slashed USAID spending and hobbled the US Institute of Peace. Meanwhile, at the Peace Corps, staffers spent weeks preparing for their own mystery guest from Do... more
In August 2022, on the day the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago to recover files from Donald Trump's first term, another allegation was swirling around – that presidential papers may have been flushed down a White House toilet. This raised a lot of questions. H... more
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These two guys go back and forth attempting to tell a story but never get anywhere. Epstein emails, we know this tiny part, it’s really Ana int, but it doesn’t lead anywhere.
It’s like going to watch a car race and these two discuss the track conditions the entire time. They don’t have enough information to put together anything meaningful. I’m sure there are going to be similar podcasts like this, all discussing what if’s.
It’s disingenuous to have a podcast exposing Epstein’s financial dri... more
If there was ever the right time for this podcast, it’s right now. Disclosure is not only fun and entertaining but well-researched and informative. It draws back the curtain on one of the ways journalists hold our government responsible and accountable and reminds us that the government works for us, the people. In a time that values a quick story rather than a well-researched one, Disclosure manages to do both.
This podcast is an incredible window into the world of FOIA and the work that requesters go through in order to get what the law requires. 10/10 highly recommend!
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Focusing on the intersection of government transparency and investigative journalism, this podcast offers listeners an insightful exploration into the nuanced workings of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and its crucial role in unveiling significant governmental narratives. Engaging discussions range from high-profile cases, such as the financial dealings related to Jeffrey Epstein, to lighter but equally important topics like presidential record management and the absurdities encountered in bureaucracy. With a unique blend of humor and serious reporting, the hosts take listeners on a journey that not only highlights the importance of public access to government information but also showcases the challenges and successes in obtaining i... more
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