White Collars, Red Hands

In this week's relaxed feel episode Nina leads us through discussions of Big Balls, outdated memes, and more than a few rants as we discuss the crimes of AC/DC drummer Phill Rudd.

In this week's episode we talk about why Kishan was called "Soccer Mom" in high school, some WWII history, a mysterious death, and the time one of the largest car manufacturers in the world, Volkswagen, lied to save a buck or two and in the process killing the environment, some monkeys, and maybe even a few people along the way.

This week on the season 3 premier Nina takes Kishan on an exploration of pop culture that includes The Incident (yeah that's a proper noun), poorly constructed cheese sandwiches and one of the largest frauds to date in the music festival industry, Fyre Festival, and the (not so)mastermind behind it all. 

On this second bonus series episode Kishan quickly covers (look at that alliteration) a recent lawsuit settlement made by Amazon for $61.7 Million.

This week is a heavy hitter for the last episode of Season 2, as with the Season 1 finale we return to the wealthy that commit the ultimate crime: murder. This season it is Phil Spector, the music producer who worked with huge names in the music industry including The Beatles, only to waste his talent on a life that includes a murder conviction over the death of actress Lana Clarkson.

This week we discuss Christian boy bands, Blimps, and the man who brought about the biggest boy bands of our childhoods while penning disaster in their contracts and defrauding $1 Billion out of investors: Lou Pearlman. This episode was recommended by friend of the podcast Brandon from the Entertainment Buffet Podcast, you should see their hilarious stuff by following this link: https://www.youtube.com/user/EntertainmentBuffet1

In this week's episode we talk stripper's names, lube stops, toxic mold, and one of the worst people to ever play in America's most beloved sport of Baseball, one of the Partners in Grime and now known fraudster and sexual assailant: Lenny Dykstra.

In this short and relaxed feel episode Nina takes the lead as we discuss the forgotten search engine ChaCha, our actual horoscopes, finding out Nina (after months of doing this show) still doesn't know what securities fraud is, and a fraudulent texting ring that is tangentially related to Netflix's new hit show Bling Empire.

In this week's listener submitted episode we talk the history of vaccines, Analingus, and one of the most dire mistakes in one of America's largest corporate sectors: Pharmaceuticals, dubbed the Cutter Incident.

This week we talk yacht names, crawfish farms, how butt quarters could affect inflation and a story of how one man went from JV basketball coach, to CEO, to "creative" accountant, to Felon all while riding the downswing of one of America's largest Telecommunications companies: WorldCom.