From a Facebook post this morning Terry Muscat announced legal action against, Bajd u Beckon Team.

In a Facebook live last week, Muscat stated that the team had crossed a line and emphasised that satire should not come at the expense of someone’s dignity. “Satire is not an excuse for degradation,” she said. “Freedom of expression should go hand-in-hand with respect for every individual’s dignity.”

Terry has proposed a resolution: all proceeds from the 1,200 tickets sold for the show should be donated in full to the charity Puttinu Cares, without any deductions for costs. “This will be a lesson they deserve,” she stated.

Muscat added that, if the Bajd u Bejken team agrees to these conditions, she is open to meeting in person to clear the air.

Meanwhile, podcast member JD Patrick has announced he is stepping away from Bajd u Bejken.

“Bajd u Bejken has always been rooted in comedy,” JD said. “While the intent was never to offend, I understand that not everyone will interpret humour the same way. I genuinely regret if anything said during the show caused hurt or discomfort to anyone, and for that, I offer my heartfelt apologies.”

As of now, no official response to Terry’s statement has been issued by the Bajd u Bejken team.

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JD Patrick, co-host of the popular and controversial Maltese dark humour podcast Bajd u Bejken, has officially stepped down following backlash over transphobic jokes made about prominent activist Terry Muscat, also known as Terry Ta’ Bormla.

The controversy stirred significant public reaction, leading Patrick to announce his resignation via a Facebook post.

“Due to the recent backlash, I’ve made the decision to step away from the Bajd u Bejken podcast,” he wrote, thanking the team, Patreons, and fans for their support.

While affirming that the show’s intentions were never to offend, he acknowledged that humour is subjective and apologised for any hurt caused.

The Bajd u Bejken team responded briefly but warmly on social media, saying, “Man down… we love you brother.”

It remains unclear what the podcast’s future will look like, with the team promising an update in the coming days.

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Minister for the Environment Miriam Dalli visited Birżebbuġa Primary School as part of WasteServ’s ongoing educational campaign aimed at promoting environmental awareness and responsible waste disposal among students.

The initiative, which includes schools across Malta, focuses on teaching children how to properly dispose of electronic waste and recyclables.

Minister Dalli engaged with students through interactive, hands-on activities such as games and storytelling, helping them understand how their daily choices impact the environment. The visit aimed to make sustainability education both fun and impactful.

She praised the efforts of WasteServ and school staff, stating, “Educating our children on sustainability is one of the most effective ways to secure a greener, safer future for all.”

The visit also highlighted WasteServ’s broader commitment to safety, including its recent investment in a dedicated fire engine.

This move comes in response to the increasing risks posed by the improper disposal of electronic waste, which can lead to dangerous fires if not handled correctly.

The public is urged to use Civic Amenity Sites or WasteServ’s Roadshow Truck for safe disposal of electronics. This initiative reflects Malta’s growing emphasis on environmental responsibility through education, infrastructure, and community outreach.

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