
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 | 35 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyNewsNews Commentary | |||

At least 22 people connected to Jeffrey Epstein have died under either somewhat suspicious or super sketchy circumstances. Among them are Epstein himself, Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, two modeling agents, and two higher-ups at Deutsche Bank. This week... more
The Trump administration may be on the verge of a “second Epstein scandal” that could prove “worse” in some ways, according to this week’s guest, political journalist Brian Beutler. Brian, Elise and Jena discuss the alarming abuse of girls and women ... more
Was Epstein a spy? Our guest says he didn’t need to be. Instead, investigative reporter Murtaza Hussain of Dropsite News explains how Epstein was far more powerful by using his contacts as a kind of global “fixer,” facilitating security agreements an... more
If you can buy a royal seal of approval — like Jeffrey Epstein did with former Prince Andrew — you get the keys to some of the most influential people in the world. In today’s crossover episode from our friends across the pond at the Disorder podcast... more
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Thank you ladies for keeping the Epstein files in the spotlight. We can’t stop demanding justice until everyone is held accountable.
This podcast allows you to be informed in a palatable way about one of the most disgusting and disturbing pieces of society and power.
Infuriating yet inspiring and comforting. Look forward all week to this reminder that folks haven’t given up. Thank you, Elise and Jena.
So important, keep it up ladies 🩷
I so appreciate this podcast, both for keeping everyone updated, and for giving voices to the survivors.
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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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Recent guests on The Epstein Files Book Club include:
1. Murtaza Hussain
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7. Ellie Leonard
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