Halliday’s Podcast
Launched in November 2025, from the IWH Media Group's studios in Lyon, France, 'Halliday's Podcast' invites you to dive into the world of current affairs with Ross Halliday, an ex-INTERPOL and UN officer.
Each episode, Ross, with his seasoned perspective from the front lines of international intrigue, peels back the curtain on stories that shape our world.
From the intricacies of global security to the art of diplomatic communication, expect to unlock secrets with a twist of humor, a dash of investigative journalism, and a sprinkle of filmic storytelling magic.
Whether it's decoding the latest international incident or exploring how media narratives are crafted, 'Halliday's Podcast' promises to be your weekly dose of enlightenment with a side of entertainment. So plug in, and let's unravel the world together, one tale at a time.
Halliday’s Podcast
Beyond the Rupture: What the Epstein Files Force Us to Confront
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We open Episode 19 of Halliday's Podcast with a raw admission: this was the hardest episode Halliday's Podcast has ever attempted.
Horrific details. Long, heavy silences. Moments where words simply failed. Joining Ross in the studio are longtime collaborators Billy Hart and Nic Elkoun (Jean-Louis is sidelined by illness) to grapple, not with gossip or name-dropping, but with the profound rupture caused by the January 30, 2026, Department of Justice release: over 3 million pages of documents, 180,000 images, and more than 2,000 videos from two decades of Epstein investigations.
This isn't another layer of scandal. The material shatters the old narrative of isolated crimes or powerful "friends." It exposes something far darker: systematic, ritualized abuse of children involving extreme violence, shielded for decades by interlocking layers of political, judicial, law enforcement, and media protection. The era of plausible deniability, careful ambiguity, and "wait for proof" is over. What remains are uncomfortable, inescapable questions: How do institutions entrusted with justice enable horrors on this scale? How can any society claim moral authority when its elites appear to operate beyond humanity itself? And how do we rebuild trust when the very systems meant to protect the vulnerable have instead preserved the predators?
Expect no easy answers or tidy lists. This is a candid, stumbling, honest attempt to face what most voices have chosen to avoid. The conversation is raw, halting at times, and that's exactly why it matters.
If silence was ever an option, it isn't anymore.
Listen if you're ready for the truth, however shattering.
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