
A show where comedian Jena Friedman and journalist Elise Hu break down the latest revelations from the trove of documents released about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his sprawling network of powerful people. We're trying to understand what’s real, what’s not and what we can do about it.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyNewsNews Commentary | |||

Epstein’s most generous client, Leon Black, is suing the House Oversight committee just as lawmakers press him for nondisclosure agreements that the billionaire is refusing to share. So this week, Julie Roginsky, who helped pass two federal laws to l... more
The computer scientist behind Epstein-Data.com joins the show to discuss how he came to maintain, map, and make sense of the three million+ DOJ records released earlier this year, and highlights all the missing files that the public should still dema... more
A lot more Epstein-related files are expected soon on two fronts, and independent journalist Ellie Leonard is back on the show to explain why the unsealing of documents in the Virginia Giuffre-Ghislaine Maxwell suit could be so potentially explosive,... more
Another trove of Epstein-related documents are set to be released soon, from the late Virginia Giuffre’s successful defamation suit against Ghislaine Maxwell. Giuffre’s widely known for her fearlessness in taking down some of the world’s most powerfu... more
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Keep the light focused on the Trump Epstein Files!! You goooo ladies thank you for doing this Pod Cast!! PS: if you could get creator Bekah Day on Pod, It be amazing to hear your collaboration.
Is a legal term used. Take your point because obviously. Judge Englemeyer is not that guy. A gem.
Much needed digging and sleuthing, talking and shining a bright light on the worst predator in modern history and all of those who fit into the puzzle that surrounds him.
Love you ladies! Keep the pressure on. Hope you get to grill the Douche, I mean the Dersh, someday!
If you are looking for more Trump hating opinions.. this is for you. If you want facts probably not. It is so hypocritical to claim the republicans have our heads in the sand when the Democrats refuse to believe people who are actually in the files are in the files and only care about Trump. There are a lot of people in the files. Many of whom turned a blind eye many of whine just crossed paths. But the president literally is why he was arrested in Florida. This show is clearly about hating Trum... more
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A sharp, journalistically rigorous show that blends investigative reporting with accessible commentary on a trove of documents about Jeffrey Epstein and his network. Hosts dissect revelations, interview experts and insiders, critique media coverage, and push for accountability while maintaining a candid, humorous tone. Noteworthy is the heavy emphasis on power, transparency, and reform across politics, business, and media, making it useful for listeners who want context, nuance, and actionable takeaways for survivors, policymakers, and researchers.
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