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Investigative journalist, Sonia Elijah delves deep and conducts illuminating interviews of experts from around the world on high-impact matters not covered in the mainstream media. www.soniaelijah.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sonia Elijah follows vaccine-safety disputes into the papers, reporting systems, regulatory correspondence, and institutional decisions beneath the public argument.
Sonia Elijah builds the show around extended interviews on COVID vaccine safety, regulation, and scientific publishing. Her questions keep returning to the underlying record: preprints, agency correspondence, adverse-event reporting, manufacturing standards, and disputes over…
Sonia Elijah asks what "filtering" means before the vaccine-safety argument; you get your bearings before the fight.
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A document led dispute over missing vaccination data, told with urgency and a stubborn evidentiary trail.
The episode stays tightly focused on one claim: that Dutch vaccination records were reduced in ways that changed the public count by hundreds of thousands.
A numbers-first challenge to COVID-era mortality claims.
Denis Roncourt makes a numbers-first case about COVID-era mortality, and the episode stays close to the mechanics. It walks through how a 17-country average is built, why statistical error is not the same thing as country-to-country variation, and how that average is carried…
A careful, evidence-led look at a difficult statistical claim.
This episode tracks Josh Getzko as he walks through a paper on fetal-loss counts after Pfizer COVID vaccination, and the strength is in how the case unfolds piece by piece.
A forceful interview about political fallout and data fights.
A combative sit-down, this one traces MP Andrew Bridgen's break with the Conservatives, his claims about vaccine harms and excess deaths, and his warnings over the WHO pandemic agreement, the amendments to the international health regulations, and net zero policy.
A sharp look at how dissent gets counted, labeled, and amplified.
The episode stays close to the mechanics of the Disinformation Dozen label and the claim that the 2021 Center for Countering Digital Hate report overstated the size of dissent around experimental mRNA technologies.
A blunt discussion of VAERS, publication delay, and vaccine safety claims.
Jessica Rose walks through her 2021 VAERS paper with a level of detail that makes the disputes feel very concrete: deleted reports, delayed backlog entries, and MEDRA terms recoded from severe to mild.
A document-minded challenge to pandemic handling, autopsies, and what was left unexamined.
The episode tracks Dr. Claire Craig through the logic behind the People's Vaccine Inquiry: why a parallel group of professionals felt the English COVID Inquiry needed another angle, and how evidence kept colliding with procedural limits.
A document-heavy challenge to the regulatory response around vaccine safety questions.
The episode follows a document-heavy argument about vaccine safety questions, residual DNA, and how regulators answered those concerns. It keeps circling back to dates, papers, letters, and methods, which gives the discussion a clear spine even when the technical detail starts…
LA Times reporter Christopher Goffard traces con man John Meehan's fraud, abuse, and its Bravo TV adaptation.
UFO disclosure with teeth.
Bleak news, deadpan jokes, no broadcast polish.
Australian investigations, followed from the ground up.
Data analyst Wouter Haukema reveals systematic data manipulation by Dutch and European health authorities, including the deletion of nearly 900,000 vaccination records in the Netherlands and 40% of serious adverse event reports for COVID vaccines globally.
Maria Gucci, a pharmacist trained at Wayne State University, says she first questioned the COVID-19 vaccine rollout after reading an EMA EPAR in February 2021 and seeing “specific obligations” tied to manufacturing.
Independent researchers David and Maria analyze two papers revealing systemic failures in COVID vaccine safety oversight.
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Sonia Elijah tells James Freeman that her latest investigation centers on leaked EMA emails and Pfizer-BioNTech documents from mid-to-late November 2020.
DeeDee Denslow and Sonia Elijah spend most of the hour on Pfizer and BioNTech’s mRNA product, with Sonia describing it as a gene therapy and citing company safety reports, FDA submissions, and EMA documents.
Sayer Ji argues that the Center for Countering Digital Hate’s 2021 “Disinformation Dozen” report was built on incorrect statistics, citing Meta’s 0.05% figure and calling the result a 1,300-fold exaggeration.
Host Clayton interviews investigative journalist Sonia Elijah about France's newly passed 'Pfizer Amendment,' a law that could criminalize criticizing or refusing state-recommended medical treatments like mRNA vaccines.
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Anna Merel Kloosterman says she is a 27-year-old Dutch woman who was hospitalized after a second Moderna shot in August 2021, following pressure tied to university access.
Sonia Elijah opens with Andrew Bridgen laying out the fights he says he is carrying in Parliament.
Josh Getzko lays out the research trail behind a paper on fetal loss after Pfizer COVID vaccination.
Jessica Rose joins the conversation to unpack a 2021 paper on VAERS and the flaws she says can distort what the system seems to show.
A former Marine Corps WMD defense professional explains why the pandemic did not sit right with him from the beginning.
Tom Haviland, a retired U.S.
Sonia Elijah brings Kevin McKernan, Jessica Rose, and David Speaker into a tense discussion about DNA fragments in Moderna and Pfizer vaccine vials.
When calculated correctly from the New England Journal data—80% miscarriage rate in first trimester.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah joins TNT Radio to expose scandals around newly approved mpox vaccines, tracing their origins to biodefense programs, undisclosed government conflicts, and a lack of human clinical trials.
Sonia Elijah speaks with Marcio Arnaud, a guest whose background is in business, management consulting, and innovation rather than medicine.
Denis Roncourt opens by laying out his background as a physicist and interdisciplinary scientist.
Josh Getzko, a senior lecturer at the Hebrew University’s Department of Sociology and Institute of Criminology, says Pfizer’s COVID-19 trial used “process one” while the public rollout used “process two.” He points to an October 6, 2020 protocol amendment, 252 subjects aged 16 to 55, and a BMJ rapid response with Rex F.
Anna Morel-Kloosterman says two Moderna doses in the Netherlands were followed two weeks later by facial oedema, hospitalisation for two weeks, emergency care, paralysis, and a severe skin condition.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah discusses her book '3.11 Viral Takeover' examining the COVID-19 response and potential future pandemic plans.
A parliamentary debate where a member calls for suspending mRNA treatments pending an inquiry.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah discusses alleged corruption and cover-ups in EU vaccine procurement with host James Delling Pod.
A news talk show host discusses blood donation, youth bashing, and the value of older generations' wisdom.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah interviews Dr.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah interviews attorney Janine Yunus about a landmark lawsuit against the U.S.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah interviews retired NHS surgeon Dr.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah interviews Dr.
Investigative journalist Sonia Elijah discusses medical controversies, including ivermectin and issues in the medical industry, in an interview format.
A CMO discusses her career in marketing, strategy, and technology, blending professional insights with personal stories.