Jan Jekielek

Mike Studeman, retired Rear Admiral and former ONI commander, breaks down the U.S. downing of an Iranian drone and regional naval risks. Jan Jekielek, senior editor and author, explains Xi Jinping's sweeping purge of PLA leaders and what it means for power and readiness in Beijing. They discuss military postures, negotiation windows, and how political moves reshape strategic calculations.

Jan Jekielek, senior editor and author of Killed to Order, investigates alleged state-sanctioned organ harvesting in China. He discusses how researchers uncovered suspicious transplant data and the methods used to conceal atrocities. The conversation explores who is targeted, why witnesses stay silent, and the moral forces that enable or resist such abuses.

Jan Jekielek, Senior editor at The Epoch Times and author of Killed to Order, investigates alleged forced organ harvesting and human-rights abuses in China. He traces the growth of China’s transplant industry and the logistics that make scheduled transplants suspicious. Conversation covers targets like Falun Gong and Uyghurs, historical parallels, and how incentives and corruption may enable these practices.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Jan Jekielek, a senior editor at The Epoch Times and expert on human rights and cognitive liberty, shares essential insights on the threats posed by information warfare and authoritarian regimes. He discusses the alarming claims of forced organ harvesting in China and the ethical dilemmas surrounding Western partnerships. Jan argues for inner freedom through practices like meditation, asserting that spiritual resilience is a potent form of resistance. Additionally, he highlights the risks of AI and TikTok in shaping public perception, underscoring the need for cognitive resilience in today's world.

Jan Jekielek, a senior editor at The Epoch Times and host of "American Thought Leaders," dives into the shocking reality of forced organ harvesting in China, emphasizing the plight of Falun Gong practitioners. He reveals staggering statistics of organ extractions and explores the ethical dilemmas surrounding economic engagement with a regime known for human rights abuses. The discussion further delves into the broader implications of state control versus individual freedoms, pressing the need for global awareness and action against these atrocities.

This podcast features insightful conversations with a powerhouse lineup. Tyler Fischer shares his personal experience with job loss due to race, while Adam Carolla delivers sharp commentary on regulations. Sam Harris dives into the contentious Hunter Biden laptop scandal and the complexities of free speech. Jan Jekielek exposes alarming human rights violations in China, and Colin Wright discusses the ideological cancellation by major companies. Bill Burr rounds it off with hilarious takes on American issues and family life.

Jan Jekielek, senior editor and investigative author who exposed China’s forced organ harvesting. He traces how a spiritual movement was criminalized, how detainees became a searchable organ pool, and how transplant demand, elite longevity projects, and global entanglements fueled an industrial kill-to-order system. Short, urgent, and deeply unsettling topics are explored.

Jan Jekielek, senior editor at The Epoch Times and author of Killed to Order, discusses China's role in global strategy and claims about state‑sponsored forced organ harvesting. Conversations cover possible insider trading around the Iran war, prediction‑market anomalies, China's tactical moves with Iran and Venezuela, and how these issues shape U.S.-China relations.

Jan Jekielek, senior editor and author of Killed to Order, investigates allegations of China's forced organ harvesting. He discusses whistleblower reports, links to military hospitals and transport networks, the role of mass incarceration of Falun Gong and Uyghurs, tribunal and scientific evidence, and proposed U.S. legislation to deter the practice.

Jan Jekielek, senior editor and investigator who spent two decades documenting forced organ harvesting in China. He recounts how pre-typed prisoners enable rapid scheduled transplants, traces the trade’s rise from the Falun Gong crackdown, reveals Project 981’s elite longevity ties, and details expanding targets including Uyghurs and a market for “halal organs.”