Vlogging Pod

In this captivating episode, Aisha Makara, a resilient artist, engineer, author, and entrepreneur shares her remarkable life story. Starting as an orphan in Mongolia, she earned an engineering degree in Norway, co‑founded a boutique property company in Portugal, traveled to over 70 countries, and built a multifaceted creative life spanning art festivals, blockchain initiatives, and even sending her artwork engraved in gold into spa...

With Ghislaine Maxwell now officially subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee, the long-standing silence surrounding Epstein’s network may finally be challenged. Despite Speaker Mike Johnson’s efforts to shut down congressional activity until fall, committee action is moving forward, and the Department of Justice is also preparing to question Maxwell directly. This episode explores whether her testimony could finally bring long...

This episode examines how the political dismissal of Epstein’s client list as a hoax is directly challenged by active lawsuits unfolding in federal court. At the center is Darren Indyke, Epstein’s longtime lawyer and estate executor, who is being sued by survivors for enabling the financial and structural network behind Epstein’s trafficking operation. Through financial records, internal emails, and documented corporate structures,...

This episode explores how gerrymandering is used to weaken political representation in diverse communities across the United States. With a focus on states like Ohio, Texas, and North Carolina, we unpack the strategic redistricting efforts that often undercut Black and Latino voters. While both parties have engaged in the practice, we examine how recent efforts led by Republican legislatures have reshaped the political landscape by...

 House resolution aimed at releasing information tied to the Epstein investigation was blocked unanimously by Republican members, raising deeper questions about the role of silence and protection at the highest levels. From her early days as a Florida prosecutor to her current role as U.S. Attorney General, one official’s repeated proximity to powerful figures and controversial legal decisions points to a longstanding pattern. This...

This episode explores the growing U.S. practice of deporting migrants to third countries under the guise of “hospitality.” From Panama to South Sudan, we examine the real conditions behind these relocations, including confinement, secrecy, and dangerous environments. We also question the language used by officials to sanitize these transfers and highlight how the public is being misled about the safety and ethics of these operation...

A federal judge in California recently blocked ICE from racially profiling and detaining individuals without probable cause, but the ruling may not offer the protection it promises. With local law enforcement refusing to intervene and ICE continuing to operate with minimal oversight, the decision could become just another legal document without teeth. This episode explores how deep the disconnect runs between federal orders, street...

This episode examines how the DOJ’s surveillance video of Jeffrey Epstein was edited using Adobe Premiere Pro despite being labeled raw. We explore what this says about evidence handling and how it fits into a broader pattern of narrative control through legal manipulation and selective transparency.

#EpsteinCase #GovernmentTransparency #DOJ #SurveillanceTruth #NarrativeControl #EvidenceMatters #LegalSystem #ChainOfCustody #Immig...

Tonight on The Vlogging Pod, Mark Jamilkowski opens up about the deeply personal story that inspired his first book, The Road to Moresco. From a surprising discovery of his adoption records to reconnecting with his biological roots, Mark shares how this emotional search became an unexpected writing adventure and how it transformed his life, his career, and his perspective on what truly connects us all. Listen in as we talk about fa...

In this episode, we look at how Texas received nearly a billion in federal disaster relief while FEMA’s reserves sit at historic lows. Past presidents kept emergency funding strong for moments like this, but cuts and diversions now leave families across the country exposed as storm season grows.

#TexasFlooding #FEMA #DisasterRelief #HurricaneSeason #FederalFunding #ClimatePreparedness #EmergencyResponse #GuadalupeRiver #KentuckyF...

Hackers tied to Iran say they stole emails from the administration’s former team, including files connected to the last campaign. Could these leaks point to improprieties in how power was secured? Lawsuits in Rockland County, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina might get new fuel if these emails reveal hush money deals or hidden planning that shaped the final outcome.

#IranHack #LeakedEmails #HiddenFiles #SecretDocs #USPolitics #Pow...

This episode explains what happens if the Big Beautiful Bill passes and Medicaid is dismantled. Even people who never used Medicaid will feel the hit through higher insurance premiums, hospital closures, public health risks, and the extra cost of caring for aging family members. It’s not just about losing coverage for millions; it’s about how we all carry the cost when health care safety nets vanish.

#Medicaid #HealthcareCosts #H...

In this episode, I break down what the Supreme Court’s ruling on nationwide injunctions really means for birthright citizenship, how states and everyday people can still push back, why rumors about database purges matter even without proof, and how unity and legal strategy could protect families despite this administration’s pattern of ignoring the guardrails.

#BirthrightCitizenship #SupremeCourt #Injunction #ImmigrationRights #A...

This episode explores how recent actions at the NATO summit signal a quiet shift in global alliances. Through subtle embargo tactics like procurement limits, defense pacts, and trade redirection countries may be pressuring the U.S. without saying it outright. We examine how these moves, combined with internal corruption and donor-driven politics, reveal the only pressure that still works: cutting off the money.

#SubtleEmbargoTact...

This episode explores how nearly every major decision from the administration, whether it is immigration enforcement, tariffs, or military action, has created financial opportunities for powerful companies. From private prison operators profiting off migrant detention to oil and mining firms gaining from rising global tensions, we examine the pattern where policy meets profit and who stands to gain the most.

#ImmigrationDetention...

This episode breaks down the long standing financial relationship between the United States and Israel, beginning with post World War II alliances and moving into today’s $38 billion military aid package. We explore how this funding, while labeled as defense support, actually boosts U.S. corporate profits without benefiting the average American. By tracing where the money really goes, we expose the pipeline connecting taxpayer doll...