
A podcast about liars, frauds, thieves, and bullshitters. Subscribe to our bonus feed for two more episodes a month! patreon.com/liecheatandsteal
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Kath tells Pat about a Russian nesting doll of scandals surrounding Alina Habba Mildon, Trump's former lawyer and US attorney for New Jersey. We discuss her recent job appointment working for a recently pardoned Venezuelan billionaire, and her new hu... more
Pat tells Kath about the recent allegations of financial impropriety against the Man City football club and their owners, members of the royal family of the United Arab Emirates.
Kath tells Pat the tale of White Boy Rick, East Detroit's famed teenage crack dealer, who's fate was sealed not just by his drug dealing but by his entanglements with a corrupt police department and an FBI playing fast and loose with its rules about ... more
In this episode originally recorded for our patreon, Pat tells Kath about a developing story in which a man pretended to be simultaneously a Swiss banking heir, a real estate agent, and a member of the San Francisco 49ers, all in service of a romance... more
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way too much personal pronoun. Sigh
A friend shared this podcast with me. Led with the TRT episode. I dunno why he shared it with me other than I’ve been studying the TRT topic for years and therapies for better health outcomes. So I’m very well studied on the topic from a clinical standpoint, not anecdotal. The TRT episode was so poorly researched I don’t understand why it was put out. There was a lot of extremely vague statements made about its reasoning, health benefits, health risks. This was a topic covered by 2 people that h... more
came here bc I saw the TikTok of Pat in the hole. Stayed because it’s a great podcast
If you’re new and trying to decide which episode to start with, I recommend the Jon Generous episode. That, or the Caroline Calloway episodes. Pat’s shock laughter kills me every time 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Cool hosts. Fun stories. I appreciate how they give a lot of credit to the journalists who break the stories they discuss.
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Two witty hosts dig into liars, scammers, and schemes with sharp humor and thorough research, blending storytelling with critical analysis of fraud ecosystems, media narratives, and technology-driven deception. Episodes cover high-profile fraud cases, political misinformation, and cultural trends, often connected to how platforms, platforms' incentives, and audiences shape the truth in modern society. The show stands out for its blend of investigative rigor, improv banter, and a willingness to tackle timely topics with accessible, entertaining takes, making it a good fit for listeners who enjoy smarter-than-average true-crime and fraud discourse delivered with personality and satire.
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