Incomplete Records: University of North Carolina, Domestic Research Oversight, and the Limits of What We Know

The Film Behind Leaked: Thank You, Dr. Fauci (Trailer)

The documentary that started this podcast. Award-winning filmmaker Jenner Furst investigates the origins of COVID-19, a potential bio-arms race with China, and what may be one of the largest cover-ups in modern history. Decoding thousands of documents with scientists, intelligence analysts, and whistleblowers, Thank You, Dr. Fauci unfolds as a docu-thriller where science, power, and accountability collide. Watch the full documentary now at Angel.com [Angel.com].

Redfield on Risk: Gain-of-Function, Bird Flu, and the Next Pandemic

Dr. Robert Redfield, former CDC Director, joins the podcast to cover what’s changed since the pandemic and what still hasn’t: long COVID, vaccine injury claims, the limits of public health messaging, and why trust may be the most important countermeasure we have. Redfield also shares his warning about what could come next, including the risks of gain-of-function research, lab safety failures, and why he believes antiviral drug development matters more than another scramble for vaccines.

Incomplete Records: University of North Carolina, Domestic Research Oversight, and the Limits of What We Know

Some questions remain unresolved not because they were answered — but because the record itself is incomplete. In this episode of Leaked, documentary director Jenner Furst speaks with Bryce Nickels and Neil Harrison about gaps in domestic research oversight and the difficulty of reconstructing early outbreak timelines in the United States. Their conversation examines work connected to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, missing biological samples, fragmented documentation, and why key questions about research practices and accountability remain difficult to resolve years later. To go deeper, check out the documentary Thank You, Dr. Fauci at www.angel.com [www.angel.com]

The Lingering Damage: Long Covid, Unanswered Lab Questions, and Accountability Delayed

For millions of people, the pandemic never really ended. Documentary director Jenner Furst speaks with Charles Rixey and Andrew Huff about Long COVID — what’s being seen clinically, what’s still poorly understood, and why research and accountability have struggled to keep up. Their conversation expands beyond symptoms to the systems behind them: domestic lab research, early outbreak theories inside the U.S., missing biological evidence, and the obstacles that have prevented a full forensic investigation. To go deeper in the conversation, watch Thank You, Dr. Fauci now at www.angel.com/guild/join/thank-you-dr-fauci [http://www.angel.com/guild/join/thank-you-dr-fauci]

What Still Isn’t Being Said: Lab Failures, Who’s Accountable, and the Threats No One Wants to Name

As the world moves on, some of the most serious questions haven’t gone away — they’ve just gone quieter. In this episode of Leaked, documentary director Jenner Furst reconnects with Richard Ebright and Bryce Nickels, two scientists who’ve spent decades studying how dangerous research fails — and what happens when no one wants to take responsibility. Together, they talk through lab safety breakdowns, unanswered questions around COVID’s origins, the risks scientists are still tracking behind the scenes, and why accountability remains elusive. To go deeper in the conversation, watch Thank You, Dr. Fauci now at www.angel.com/guild/join/thank-you-dr-fauci [http://www.angel.com/guild/join/thank-you-dr-fauci]