
A Letter From Drey
In this episode, Dre announces updates to the Dre Dossier subscription model, emphasizing that core reporting will remain free while introducing two paid tiers—Rough Riders ($8/month or $80/year) and Trust Busters ($200/year). He outlines new benefits such as a members‑only chat, monthly live briefings, credit acknowledgments, and an annual "Surveillance Index" map released each July 4th, with the Trust Busters tier receiving a printed copy and exclusive Zoom walkthrough. Dre also offers free Rough Rider access to veterans and military families, reinforcing his commitment to accessible investigative journalism on surveillance and defense tech.

Trump Built A New Passport.gov Website
The episode investigates the mysterious Passports.gov website, revealing that it is owned by the White House’s National Design Studio (NDS) rather than the State Department, which traditionally issues passports. The host explains how NDS, created under Trump’s "America by Design"...

Warner Bros. Shareholders: You’re Being Lied To (Vote Is Thursday)
The episode breaks down the looming shareholder vote on Warner Bros. Discovery’s $111 billion merger with Paramount, highlighting a last‑minute 14‑page proxy correction that reveals undisclosed conflicts of interest involving the deal’s advisory banks. Host Dre explains how a shareholder lawsuit...

The Shy Girl AI Scandal Is Way Worse Than You Think
In this episode Dre Dossier examines the "Shy Girl" AI scandal, where author Mia Ballard was accused of using AI to write her horror novel, leading Hachette to drop her—the first major publisher to do so over AI allegations. Dre unpacks...

The War That Funded A Merger
The episode investigates the financing of Paramount Pictures' $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, revealing that the publicly disclosed investors – Larry Ellison’s trust ($47 billion) and Redbird Capital ($250 million) – fall far short of the total price. The host uncovers...

Lyin' Country Safari
In this episode Dre investigates Larry Ellison's $30 million purchase of Lion Country Safari in Florida, arguing the zoo is a front for a massive AI data‑center project dubbed Project Tango located just miles away. He links the acquisition to Oracle’s stalled...

The Cloud Is a Battlefield, and You're Enlisted
The episode examines the emerging reality that commercial data centers are becoming legitimate military targets, highlighted by the Iranian drone strikes on AWS facilities in the Gulf. It explains how massive AI‑driven cloud infrastructure, funded by Pentagon contracts and hidden...
