The Whistleblowers
Charles Howard “Dick” Ellis was a prominent MI6 officer during World War II, serving as the agency’s top intelligence officer in the United States. Known for his numerous medals and recognition, Ellis was considered one of the...Jul 20, 2024 05:50- In The Whistleblowers, former CIA agent John Kiriakou brings you some of the bravest men and women fighting for justice. John himself knows what it’s like, having blown the whistle on CIA torture, paying the price with years in prison, and lawsuit upon lawsuit. On The Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou sings the praises and brings to light the people we rely on to keep our government and institutions in check.
- The greatest spyCharles Howard “Dick” Ellis was a prominent MI6 officer during World War II, serving as the agency’s top intelligence officer in the United States. Known for his numerous medals and recognition, Ellis was considered one of the...Jul 20, 2024 05:50
- Darren Seals’ murderThe question of “Who Killed Darren Seals?” made national headlines in 2016 after the Ferguson activist was found shot and burned to death inside his car in St. Louis. Host John Kiriakou discussed this case with filmmaker, journalist, and...Jul 20, 2024 05:49
- Persecution at GuantanamoTo join the defense team for the most “dangerous” men incarcerated at Guantanamo Bay, the only condition was to hide your homosexuality. Tim Jon Semmerling faced betrayal by his own team and was immediately fired by the Pentagon when...Jul 13, 2024 07:34
- Julian Assange: Free at lastJournalist Julian Assange is finally free after a plea agreement with the US government, a moment many see as a long-awaited victory for transparency. But at what cost? Host John Kiriakou discusses this with Misty Winston, an activist and podcaster...Jul 6, 2024 07:22
- Hunter Biden’s debaucheryHunter Biden, the first son of a sitting US president to be convicted of a crime, has been a focal point of controversy. His lifestyle, marked by substance abuse and involvement with prostitutes, came under intense scrutiny after his laptop was left...Jul 6, 2024 07:10
- TechnocapitalismFor terrorist organizations to buy weapons, ammunition, get trained and even travel, they need money. Money is the lifeblood of these groups. However, nowadays, amid total government surveillance, how are terrorists able to finance their activities?...Jun 29, 2024 07:10
- Whistleblowing on the FBI and the ClintonsWhile working at the FBI, Nate Cane uncovered evidence of the intelligence community neglecting to investigate alarming business dealings and refusing to pursue criminal charges against Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation. Instead, they...Jun 22, 2024 10:45
- Julian Assange’s struggle to avoid extraditionBritish judges have ruled Julian has the right to appeal his extradition, but we still don’t know what that end will look like. Julian could still end up going on trial in the US. He could come to some sort of a plea agreement with the Justice...Jun 22, 2024 10:27
- Fighting for violent sexual assault survivorsMost sexual assaults go unreported for a variety of reasons: It’s his word versus hers; the victim feels embarrassed, ashamed, or humiliated; or the trauma is so severe that the victim can’t bring herself to report the crime, lest she be...Jun 15, 2024 05:33
