White Collars, Red Hands

This week we sit down to discuss such pressing things as Cheetah Girls in a Cracker Barrel, wearing a hairpiece, the Masked Singer, and the richest man of the 80's who built a new financial market from the ground up only to be shunned from Wall Street, and maybe just maybe rise from the ashes, the junk bond king: Michael Milken. BTW this week's episode is chock full of jargon so roast us in the comments if we aren't using it correctly, who am I kidding you already were.

In this week's episode we jump directly into the pop culture zeitgeist to talk about how Nina's Instagram has ruined her love life, the status of a beloved PBS show, how one historical person should be known for their twerking skills, and the story of Simon Leviev who through articles and a recent documentary was exposed for conning countless women through the powers of "love".

In this week's episode we sit down to discuss our first celebrity boxing match candidate, the unfortunate crossover between D&D with hate groups, our future as Nashville's biggest hits, and the golden child of a famous American family that went from the hero of Wall Street to its most infamous crook during the great depression: Richard Whitney

In this week's episode we discuss the small body part that Kishan is self-conscious about, the cinematic masterpiece Boss Baby, contraceptives as merch, and a century old story about American monopolies, focusing on Howard Hopson and his utility company that lied and cheated to keep a chokehold on the market: AG&E.

In this week's episode we discuss the next big pop hit that we wrote, railings on the US Capitol building, a real housewives update, and one of the largest Canadian corporate scandals and the largest mining scandal ever, the story of the gold mine that wasn't and the company that "discovered" it: Bre-X

In this week's episode we discuss how millennials get PTO from work, Nina's dating life compared to corporate structure, the newest in testicle monitoring applications, and the story of a corporate failure to launch WeWork, and the man behind its rise and inevitable collapse: Adam Neumann.

This week we return to professional sports players as we discuss the Kidz Bop version of Freemasonry, Mario's domestic relations, breast reductions, and the many scandals behind Pete Rose one of the best and most controversial players in baseball history.

Welcome back to season 6! In our premiere we tackle some mature content as we discuss among other things, Titty Lawyers, how much bathtubs cost, what anxiety meds do to your sex drive, and the man who has the record for longest sentence for a financial crime in the U.S. Shalom Weiss and the scheme and circumstances that landed him that title.

In our season five finale we discuss one of the darkest parts of American history, the Osage Reign of Terror that saw anywhere from 24-60 Native Americans murdered in the name of greed. We discuss how the United States set the groundwork for exploitation, and how William Hale turned exploitation into murder.

In this week's episode we talk about Nina's elementary school comedy opportunities, the prospect of getting your GED in Alabama, The Committee for Kids Ice Skating, and Richard Scrushy, once the third highest paid CEO in America, who ran his homebuilt fortune 500 company, HealthSouth, like a crime family, and who traded his three piece suit for an orange jumpsuit after perpetuating a larger than life accounting scandal.