"Oh My Fraud" is an irreverent podcast from CPA/comedian Greg Kyte and blogger/former CPA Caleb Newquist. The two come together to unpack their favorite frauds and explore the circumstances, psychology, and interpersonal dynamics involved. They also fully indulge in victim-blaming the defrauded widows, orphans, infirm and feeble-minded—because who can resist? If you fancy yourself a trusted adviso... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy |
In many episodes, Greg cites statistics from “A Report to the Nations,” the biennial report on occupational fraud, from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. As luck would have it, the most recent edition dropped in 2024, and so naturally, Ca... more
We all have childhood dreams. Not all of us get to make them come true. In this episode, Caleb and Greg discuss the story of Frederick Darren Berg, who as a boy, developed a fascination with buses, and made them central to multiple ventures in his ca... more
Whistleblowers are essential to discovering fraud. According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, more than 40 percent of frauds are discovered by a tip or whistleblower. In this episode, Caleb and Greg talk to one for the first time on O... more
Everyone dreams of winning the lottery. Some may even fantasize about trying to game the system. But only a very small few actually have the opportunity to tip the odds in their favor. In this episode, Caleb and Greg discuss an audacious scheme to ri... more
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I needed something to listen to on my afternoon walks and thought it would be good for review since I’m going for an Accounting degree at 30. Turns out it’s just a fun and informative podcast. Super funny and my wife likes it too now that I’ve forced her to listen to it past time we drove to Disney. 10/10 would recommend!
Every episode is interesting and informative and you can earn CPE! Love the hosts, love the swearing and love the theme music!
Oh My Fraud! Is one of my top go-to podcasts and I’ve been raving about it to all my colleagues at my firm. I first started listening when someone from our forensic accounting team shared, and from episode 1 I was hooked. I really haven’t needed the CPE yet, but it’s great to know it’s available if I ever do. Greg and Caleb often have me chuckling to myself as I listen to their entertaining stories on the biggest scandals and fraud cases I never knew existed. Only downside is I’m almost caught u... more
Loved right up until they opened up about politics
I LOVE listening to this podcast, it quickly became my favorite go-to podcast beating out the true crime ones. I’m still working towards my CPA and in the phase of getting those extra 30 college credits. This podcast has saved me when I have nothing left to say on the umpteenth discussion board post of the day. I rehash something I learned from the podcast, loosely tie it back to the class work, and then tell all my classmates to listen to Oh My Fraud. Works every time. (Edit: Yes I credit y’all... more
Apple Podcasts | #81 | Japan/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #119 | India/True Crime |
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