Brooke Gladstone
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1,362 appearances
15 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 4d ago
Brooke Gladstone’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The kind of journalist who spends months, sometimes years, chipping away its sources and leads to finally emerge into the light with a story that blows your socks off.
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We'll start with Julie Kay Brown, an investigative journalist at the Miami Herald.
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Author of the Substack The Epstein Files by Julie Kay Brown, where she is continually covering the Epstein story.
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It was her series of articles in 2018 that revived Epstein's cold case and led to his arrest.
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When I spoke to her back in February of this year, it was just as the Justice Department had released a batch of documents related to Epstein's criminal case.
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Whereupon then Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch announced the release of the documents in compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
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Clearly, not rigorous enough.
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Epstein survivor and a farmer speaking on NBC.
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There are also pictures.
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Former Prince Andrew seen in these photos kneeling over an unidentified woman.
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The Justice Department says it's been working to take down the files with personal details about Epstein's survivors.
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Meanwhile, the list of powerful men implicated in Epstein's files continues to grow.
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About the February release, Julie K.
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Brown wrote that the FBI appears to have done a spectacular job of redacting whole pages of information, hiding the names of powerful men that Epstein associated with, while exposing the names of Epstein's survivors.
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Basically off the hook, but he was charged with something, right?
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There were grand jury transcripts, hundreds of pages of testimony that Miami US attorney Alex Acosta provided in twenty nineteen to DOJ investigators, and it was Acosta who helped create that really lenient deal.
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So what else did you learn about Acosta?
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And there were some missing binders of evidence, an eleven month gap in Acosta's incoming emails that coincided with the time frame that Epstein's deal was being negotiated.
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He blames that on a technical glitch.
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