
"Oh My Fraud" is a podcast where the true crime is shocking, gruesome, heinous, but with way fewer dead bodies. Hosted by Caleb Newquist, each episode explores fraud cases from petty swindles to corporate conspiracies, examining the people involved, their motives, methods, and how they spent the loot before it all came to a spectacular, inevitable end.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy | |||

A veteran television producer becomes the star of her own financial crime drama.
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The scion of a commodity trading fortune goes missing after his hedge fund implodes.
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A flamboyant adventurer known for exaggerating his military exploits returns to Great Britain with tales of a new land of opportunity on the Mosquito Coast.
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Christopher Derry spent 36 years working for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, 17 as a detective in fraud and cyber crime. Over that time, he’s seen a lot and learned a lot about why people commit fraud, how far they’ll go to keep it going... more
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The detective was very knowledgeable and was a good storyteller. He should come back again!
Why not just tell good stories? Why try so hard to be funny?
Whoever thought it was okay to make fun of people with chrons disease is a terrible person
Love the show. I think at this point 80-90% of my CPE consists of Oh My Fraud, makes it much easier to be in compliance. Thanks for the easy credits.
I am enjoying listening along as my significant other is getting his CPE. We always laugh out loud and have a lot to discuss after each episode.
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A true-crime oriented show that unpacks fraud cases from petty swindles to corporate conspiracies, mixing detailed investigative storytelling with sharp humor. Episodes highlight who did the fraud, how they manipulated systems, and how the loot was spent, often weaving in courtroom outcomes, regulatory twists, and human psychology behind deception. The format tends to blend meticulous accounting perspectives with engaging narratives, making complex financial schemes approachable and entertaining for listeners who want both education and a strong narrative voice. A notable strength is the balance between technical insights on fraud mechanics and relatable banter, which can appeal to professionals seeking CPE-style learning wrapped in accessi... more
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Recent guests on Oh My Fraud include:
1. Chris Derry
2. Alan Green
3. David Sirota
4. David Leary
5. Dr. Erik Lie
6. Kimberly Sutherland
7. Jonathan Walton
8. Becca Platsky
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