Real stories from real whistleblowers who risk their careers to shine a light on corporate fraud in America.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | GovernmentTrue Crime |
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Love the cases discussed but the sound is really quiet. It is the only podcast that I have to adjust the volume on.
Jeb White is a whistleblower turned attorney who supports whistleblowers, and he’s incredibly well connected—this show is a who’s-who of whistleblowing. (Enron whistleblower? Check. Bernie Madoff inner circle? Check.) He’s a generous host who brings out the best in his guests. Highly recommend.
Great show, but the host’s audio needs improvement, had to skip a couple episodes because his audio sounded like a bad recording off a cell phone - oof.
Taxpayers Against Fraud is a great organization. This will be an informative podcast, giving insight into the key players fighting those who defraud the government.
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