Files, Forensics, and Friction

Some weeks feel like one big argument over evidence: who has it, who lost it, who redacted it, and who gets hurt when it finally comes out. That theme runs through almost everything here, from the Epstein files to decades-old murder cases to the way tech companies build products and governments buy tools. Epstein files and the transparency fight The network around Epstein Prince Andrew and Zorro Ranch Cold cases and modern forensics AI governance, privacy, and Pentagon tension Social media harms and digital security Money, health, and policy notes Relationships and boundaries Sources: Two Hot Takes — 256: That's Suspicious Ft. Taylor Tomlinson 48 Hours — The Girl From Wahoo 20/20 — The After Show: Footprints in The Snow The MeidasTouch Podcast — Furious World Leaders Freeze Out Trump On World Stage The Toast — The Wayward Women of Hollywood: Wednesday, February 18th, 2026 The Bulwark Podcast — Mark Leibovich: Democrats Are Too Afraid of Hurting People’s Feelings Digital Social Hour — Proud Boys Founder Exposes What Mainstream Media Doesn't Want You to Know DSH #1832 Today, Explained — Packing in protein The Dan Bongino Show — The Race for 2028? (Ep. 2454) Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin — Can Airbnb Hosting Really Make Your Taxable Income $0? | Bonus Depreciation Explained 292 more sources This podcast was created with Podkey. Make your own at https://podkey.fm