
From the award winning producers of Bloody Angola, and Unspeakable comes a new podcast that exposes the elite in politics, entertainment and finance with Exposed: The Scandalous Files of the Elite. Award winning host Jim Chapman breaks down each scandal in detail referring to actual court doucuments, witness accounts, and insider information that you won't find anywhere else.Become a supporter of ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 502 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Another packed episode with some wild crime related stories coming your way today! KJ and Jim talk Louisiana’s newest crime laws just took effect August 1st, and the changes are already reshaping how cases are handled across the state. Meanwhile in T... more
In this episode, Jim Chapman breaks down the updates that have occurred over the past few days regarding the investigation into the death of Nolan Wells. Including new audio released of several threats on the life of witnesses leading to (3) arrests ... more
In this episode, Jim Chapman breaks down the updates that have occurred over the past few days regarding the investigation into the death of Nolan Wells. Including a new arrest for a bomb threat made against a sitting judge, and the stepmother of War... more
Another packed episode with some wild crime related stories coming your way today!
D4vd’s high-profile hearing ends in graphic, stomach-turning testimony that left the courtroom stunned. A TikTok influencer is gunned down shortly after posting online... more
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Regarding your comment they “were all friends.” I think the word Friends is used to loosely. Friends don’t lawyer up when their friend goes missing. Also, I don’t think Ben Crump would’ve ever been involved if Nolan’s friends didn’t lawyer up. And you’re right Nolan’s case should be in the news bcuz a good kid was lost, but it wasn’t. It was brushed to the side. Lastly historically New Orleans is one of the most racist places there is, so I’m not sure why it’s so shocking that race could be invo... more
I actually came across you through KJ. Now I’m subscribed, and following all of your Podcasts and hers. I just now listened to your coverage on Britney Spears. I thought. I absolutely loved the way you told stories and covered things before the story. And now I’m obsessed. You don’t mess around and sugarcoat things. But you covered Britney Spears. A story so beautifully. I learned so much about her and the way you told her story tells us a lot about you as a person. If people aren’t listening to... more
Jim said that he was gonna do a bad teacher episode for every state, and stopped after like 5 states. Now he’s doing a criminal for every state. I like the idea, but who knows how many he’s going to do before he just starts a new series? hoping for the best!
What happened to the series? I was listening to this yesterday 5/18/26 and today they are all removed! I’m so upset. I don’t want to have to pay just to listen to an old series.
Hello from Canada. I usually enjoy your show thoroughly then I realised that something was missing. You can figure it out.
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This show offers in-depth, detail-focused true crime and scandal coverage across politics, entertainment, and finance, often grounded in court documents, witness accounts, and insider information. Episodes thread together complex narratives with timelines, behind-the-scenes dynamics, and human impact, frequently exploring how power, media, and public perception intersect with real-world consequences. A standout trait is the thorough, document-driven storytelling that maintains a sharp narrative through-lines, paired with candid host commentary and a brisk, multi-segment format that mixes hard analysis with lighter banter. Potential listeners who enjoy meticulous case breakdowns, courtroom detail, and a willingness to explore elite-level sca... more
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