Julian Dorey Podcast

Jesse Hamel, former USAF lieutenant colonel and MIT grad who built drone autonomy at Victus, talks tech and tactics. He covers drone evolution, GPS-denied navigation and synthetic-GPS. He explores mass-produced swarms, China’s drone race, maritime and submerged autonomy, and strange aerial/subsurface sightings. Short, vivid conversations about military innovation, supply chains and real-world risks.

Deep dives into newly surfaced Epstein files and how wealthy networks may have enabled him. Heated analysis of powerful financiers, possible cover ups, and links to intelligence and international actors. Discussion of data risks from school photo companies and a provocative theory about how Epstein suddenly got rich. Calls for cross-partisan pressure and what could happen next.

Paul Rosolie, explorer, author and wildlife filmmaker who protects Amazon rainforest, shares raw jungle tales. He recounts life-saving indigenous medicine and perilous field injuries. He describes narco incursions, mass-grave evidence and the scramble to shield uncontacted peoples. He outlines grassroots land purchases, converting loggers to rangers and the urgent race to secure the basin.

Trita Parsi, Iranian-born analyst and Iran policy expert who advised on the 2015 nuclear talks, joins to unpack diplomacy and regional power plays. He explores UN veto reform, covert operations and Mossad speculation, the MEK lobbying saga, the 1953 coup's legacy, the JCPOA backchannels, and how Gulf states and mediation shape the Iran question.

A fiery dive into recently leaked Epstein files, including alleged email links to high-profile tech figures. Discussions touch on intelligence ties, Israeli involvement, and how powerful networks operate. The show also flags memetic conspiracies, questionable leads, and a list of names tied to elite circles.

Garrett Ryan, PhD historian of Ancient Rome and Greece, author and YouTuber. He explores Roman military intelligence, frontier logistics and how empires tax and govern far-flung provinces. He dives into Egypt-Rome links, moving obelisks and St. Peter’s layered history. He also covers Alexander’s rapid conquests, Roman shipping risks and the founding of Londinium.

Matt Thomas, former Pinal County chief deputy who spent 30 years hunting cartels and leading narcotics and undercover work. He recounts chasing Sinaloa operatives in Arizona. He discusses ruthless cartel structures, horrifying “rape tree” trafficking practices, and the personal toll of long-term trauma. He also talks about trying ketamine therapy for processing trauma and how it changed his outlook.

George Christie, former Ventura Hells Angels president and long-serving outlaw leader. He shares wild stories about federal surveillance, informants and alleged ATF plots. He reveals a top-secret DoD submarine surveillance job and why he left it. He also discusses club culture, peace efforts between clubs, and the fallout of walking away.

Jesse Hamel, former USAF Lt. Colonel and AC-130 gunship aviator turned founder and CEO of Victus Technologies, talks about the dawn of drone warfare and making machines feel like trusted extensions of operators. He explores agentic AI, China’s tech influence and telecom risks, bio-hybrid dual-use concerns, and the ethical tradeoffs of high-tech defense and decision-making under pressure.

Ryan Niddel, CEO of Diversified Botanics and kratom industry safety advocate, discusses kratom origins and the 7‑OH potency problem. He covers regulatory fights with FDA/DEA, tech fixes like blockchain and AI for traceability, transparency measures like QR/COA systems, and links between suppliers, cartels, and market pressures driving a potency arms race.