Amnesty International
Rowling's former employer as researcher
Episodes
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#6102: Project Cybersyn: Chile's 1972 Telex EconomyChile ran a national economy on telex machines and hand-drawn slides fifty years before chatbots. What actually worked? -
#5778: How J.K. Rowling Builds Characters That LastTwo notebooks, color-coded spreadsheets, and a pseudonym: how J.K. Rowling builds characters that outlive their pages. -
#4956: Settlements Under Law: Israel, the West Bank, and the ICJThe ICJ says settlements are illegal. Israel says the land is disputed. Here's both legal arguments. -
#3566: Why Hezbollah Still Uses Above-Ground WarehousesPrecision manufacturing can’t happen in a tunnel. Here’s how Hezbollah balances concealment with industrial necessity. -
#2760: How China's Overseas Police Stations Actually WorkMI5 footage confirms what investigators have tracked for years: a global network of unregistered Chinese police stations. -
#2696: How Pegasus Silently Hijacks Your Phone's MicrophoneHow NSO's Pegasus achieves silent mic access on Android through zero-click exploits, kernel privilege escalation, and DMA buffer reading. -
#1645: The Basij: Iran's Eyes and Ears on the StreetThe Basij isn't just a militia—it's a pervasive surveillance network embedded in everyday Iranian life. -
#1446: Why Laws Meant to Protect Sex Workers Often Fail ThemExplore the "prohibition paradox" and how global legal models—from the Nordic to the German systems—impact worker safety and the sex trade.