White Collars, Red Hands

Here's the audio from our first live streamed bonus episode, it's better with video though, check out our Facebook page Facebook.com/WhiteCollarsRedHands to relive the experience with us! No crime this week just sexy president talk!

This week is the final episode of Season 3, and we pick up where we left off in last episode talking about, euphemisms, terrible Subway jokes, and the double murder Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman that lead to the controversial trial of the century, a trial that rendered an even more controversial verdict to OJ "The Juice" Simpson.

On the first part of the season finale of Season 3, we return to murder committed by the wealthy. This week we talk Nina's sports knowledge, if more murderers hosted SNL, when breasts stop developing, and the origins of one of the best running backs to ever play in the NFL, one of the worst actors we have ever heard of, and the man whose crime sparked the trial of the century: OJ Simpson

In this listener submitted episode we talk Nina's list of her life's regrets, how a turkey can cause a concussion or even death, the largest cities in Ohio, and a scandal that shook the aforementioned state to the top of its political ladder when the Ohio Board of Worker's Compensation was defrauded out of millions of dollars by a vintage coin investor in what has come to be termed: Coingate.

This week Kishan sits down with special guest Sera Young while Nina is otherwise occupied to talk the difference between cool and uncool crimes, how Sera changed Chase's replacement card policies, smuggling rainbow sprinkles (and Meth), and a bank that has gained a reputation for cleaning the money of anyone no matter how many people they may have killed, and continue to do so to this day The Hong Kong and Singapore Banking Company or HSBC for short.

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In this week's episode we talk what we would want from our dream homes, tortoise math, how WWII led to this podcast's creation, and the company who holds the gold medal for bankruptcy in American history, popped the housing bubble, and led to the 2008 recession: The Lehman Brothers.

On this week's viewer submitted episode we discuss glee clubs but in the water, American hospital tips, Taylor Swift conspiracy theories, and a company in the 1990's that stole millions of dollars from government dollars for performing unnecessary tests that they were inept at performing in the first place.

This week we talk Kishan's aesthetic, popular TikTok sounds, spitting in stranger's mouths, and what has become the largest corporate accounting scandal in Germany's history and the downfall of one of their top 30 companies: Wirecard.

This week we talk bible stories, Megan Fox in her prime, which currency we'd like to have our faces on and the controversies, sins, and potential crimes of a literal saint, Mother Teresa, and her charity: The Missionaries of Charity.

This week we talk blind congressmen, our craziest party stories, and a scandal that rocked Tyco, a company on the S&P 500 , and took down it's CEO who was once the highest paid corporate executive in America: Dennis Kozlowski.