In this compelling discussion, Paul Caruana Galizia, whose mother was assassinated for her investigative work in Malta, joins journalist Faisal Al Yafai. They delve into the dangerous world of investigative journalism, revealing the emotional and professional toll it takes. Paul shares his journey from grief to becoming a voice against corruption, while exploring Malta's complex socio-political landscape post-decolonization. They also discuss the vital role of storytelling in honoring legacies and the ongoing fight against political corruption.

Neil Gaiman, a renowned author facing serious allegations, joins reporters Paul Caruana Galizia and Rachel Johnson to dissect a complex web of WhatsApp messages between him and his former nanny. They discuss the blurred lines of consent, the emotional turmoil experienced by the parties involved, and how these conversations reflect broader societal issues. Insights from mental health and legal experts further illuminate the struggles around power dynamics and the impact of non-disclosure agreements, raising critical questions about voice and accountability.

Journalists Paul Caruana Galizia and Antonia Cundy discuss their investigation into the allegations of sexual assault against Crispin Odey, shedding light on the challenges faced in reporting sensitive stories. They explore the repercussions of the news story on Odey's business and the FCA's probe into Odey Asset Management's mishandling of sexual harassment complaints.

Paul Caruana Galizia, son of murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galicia, talks about writing a book about his mother's murder and reflects on her life and motivations. They discuss the fear experienced by Daphne and the upcoming trial of a wealthy businessman. The lack of successful prosecutions in Malta regarding corruption and abuse of power is discussed, along with the development of civil society. The pursuit of justice and the role of civil society, courts, and a public inquiry report in addressing impunity are explored.

Paul Caruana Galizia investigates a new dimension to the phone hacking story, exploring the scandal's impact on British democracy and the connection between corporate interests and tabloid abuse of power. The podcast explores suspicious calls and communications surrounding Rupert Murdoch's bid for B-Sky B, the influence on elected officials, and the eventual abandonment of the bid due to public outrage. It highlights the consequences on British democracy and the importance of public engagement.