The much-awaited UK Coronation episode featuring King Charles III and Queen Camilla is not really about the Coronation (although we do dish on the details). It's about the Royal Family's heaping mass of wealth and their long history of hiding it, while demanding their subjects generously fund their lifestyles. Unbeknownst to many, the most sophisticated "legal" financial arrangements in the world take place on tax shelters that answer to the British Crown. Here's what we know about how the...

Sam Bankman-Fried is a 30-year-old American cryptopreneur who ran a sprawling empire of 134 entities (including in Jersey) worth tens of billions of dollars from an offshore aerie in the Bahamas. With a bunch of his closest friends. Some of whom were romantically entangled. He is now denying stealing billions of dollars in customer funds from house arrest. If there’s ever been a story like this, we haven’t heard it.    BONUS: A spirited discussion on Prince Harry’s very strange memoir,...

On April 12, 2022, Jersey Police raided a number of properties linked to Russian billionaire oligarch Roman Abramovich and his business activities on the island. Jersey also froze $7 billion of his assets. By November, Jersey authorities were suddenly calling their own raid "unlawful," offering a "private" apology to Abramovich and taking the liberty of destroying the materials it had confiscated in the police raid. Jersey also used funds from the public purse to pay the globally sanctioned...

American Tanya Dick-Stock describes a life of luxury, wealth and privilege before she learned the truth about her family, her father and the island of Jersey. 

Citations: Stuart Syvret. (The Spider's Web): https://youtu.be/0giulJILfn0

Leah returns from Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, with news of her travels and 'The Jersey Way.'   Updates: How survivors of abuse are still dodging their abusers on the island; how the island's media troll children's rights advocates; and, perhaps most striking, how to run a 'democratic' election debate to omit any questions to parliamentary candidates about whether they committed acts of sexual assault against minors.   Side topics: The corruption of small towns, the risk...

Leah gets ready to head back to the island of Jersey – a $2 trillion UK tax shelter off the coast of France – but she has some reservations after it tried to ban her from entering for committing acts of journalism. Co-host Reggie gets her to open up. Digressions include the perils of unmasking in Vermont, ancient dolmens, the Queen’s money and whether a milquetoast is a breakfast treat.

What happens on tax shelters? Speaking from exile, former Jersey Senator Stuart Syvret explains how in a time of universal deceit speaking the truth really is a revolutionary act – and, more importantly, what happens to those revolutionaries when they speak out. An excerpt here.