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Roasting the Broligarchy: The Women That Enabled Jeffrey Epstein, Part 1 - Pick Me Bitches

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🗓️ 23 April 2026

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

TRIGGER WARNING: Discussion of sexual abuse and sex trafficking of women and children.


In addition to sex trafficking, Jeffrey Epstein made a habit of befriending high-profile women. This pod breaks down the details of his close relationships with Ghislaine Maxwell, Kathy Ruemmler, and Peggy Siegel, as well as the dynamic with his ever-loyal executive assistant Lesley/Leslie Groff. From his commitment to send intimate emails, lavish gifts, and to provide financial, professional, and personal support, Epstein made significant efforts to become a pillar for these women to lean on. As several of them make public efforts to distance themselves and rewrite history, we look back at the Epstein files and into the communications of these cautionary tale, male-centered, disappointing, pick-me women. 


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0:00.0

Welcome to Roasting the Brologarchy, a special spin-off of the high and low podcast where we

0:10.0

typically go over the most horrifying and crinsworthy news of the week and I roast the idiots responsible.

0:15.3

But in this particular pod, we are going over what I've been calling the pick me bitches of the Epstein files.

0:22.4

Who do I mean by that?

0:23.5

Women who seemingly made a career out of getting him what it is he wanted,

0:28.1

no matter what that was or who that was,

0:30.5

women, adult women, who knew what was going on and who enabled it anyway.

0:36.1

In saying that, my disclaimer for this pod is twofold. One,

0:39.0

typical trigger warning for the things we normally discuss when we go into the Epstein files.

0:43.4

Disturbing allegations and discussion of sexual abuse against women and children. The second part of

0:49.9

the disclaimer is that as we go through this, I'm going to try to differentiate between the women that I

0:55.3

believe were a part of this and found some sort of joy in it themselves, versus the women who

1:01.5

started out as victims. So the first two parts of this dive into the women who enabled Epstein

1:07.1

are going to focus on the grown women who knowingly enjoyed the power and proximity to power

1:14.4

and opportunities and money and relationships that were presented to them as a part of this group,

1:20.7

the sex trafficking ring, whereas the second half, part three and maybe also four,

1:25.9

we'll see how long this takes, are going to focus on the

1:28.1

women that we understand were brought in as victims. They grew up in this. They don't know

1:34.0

any other way of being. Like, their entire personality is based on survival. And anytime there's

1:40.3

a woman in the Epstein files, I try to go back and find out about her because I think

1:44.5

that that is, I'm just calling it like the line of demarcation. Like to me, that is a really important

1:49.5

distinction to make because I don't know what it's like to be soon. I cannot imagine what

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