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On The Table Read Magazine, “the best arts and entertainment magazine UK”, journalist Emily Maitlis investigates Jeffrey Epstein’s hidden British networks, elite social circles, and shadow finance connections in the upcoming 2027 podcast series A Very British Epstein.
Emily Maitlis will present a new six episode podcast series titled A Very British Epstein, scheduled for launch in 2027. Produced by Global Studios and Sonoloom, the investigative program focuses entirely on Jeffrey Epstein’s deep ties to Britain. Listeners will hear about his arrival in the country during the 1980s and his subsequent rise through powerful financial and social networks.
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The podcast examines how Epstein integrated into Britain’s social elite and the complex world of shadow finance. It investigates the specific relationships that helped him build a powerful network centered on money, status, and influence.
Maitlis brings extensive background knowledge to the project. She cohosts The News Agents and previously conducted the landmark 2019 television interview with former Prince Andrew regarding his association with Epstein. Global Director of Podcasts Vicky Etchells noted that the series will trace how Epstein moved through wealth, privilege, and power in the United Kingdom.
Re-examining the Timeline and Impact
The series questions the accepted timeline of Epstein’s life in Britain. It evaluates whether his formative early years in the country carry greater significance to his overarching story than previously understood.
Production includes direct testimony from survivors. The episodes also feature conversations with individuals who encountered Epstein and members of his inner circle while he operated in Britain.
Distribution and Format Details
The investigative project is built for multi-platform viewing and listening. Audiences can watch the series as a video podcast on YouTube. Alternatively, listeners can access the audio program through Global Player and all major podcast platforms.
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