
Authors Brody and Luke Mullins take viewers through their best-selling book, The Wolves of K Street, breaking down key characters, events and themes. Whether you are new to the book or a repeat reader, this is the perfect podcast to take you behind-the-scenes to the making of the book and the development of its players, personalities and storylines.
In the first episode, Luke and I breakdown the... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Sam Neel is one of small group of Washington lawyers who business executives turn to for help when congressional investigators come calling.
Sam Neel talks with Luke and I about what to do when corporations find themselves in the crosshairs of congr... more
An Easter Sunday tip.
A stakeout in Kalorama.
U.S. Marshals arrive.
Luke Mullins describes witnessing the armed raid of Jim Courtovich’s house.
Crypto companies have become major players in today’s elections.
The industry is re-writing the playbook for corporate influence in elections by using super PACS to spend tens of millions of dollars to help elect candidates they support – and defeat... more
“If you don’t approve this settlement, I will destroy you. I will destroy your job at the DOJ.”
That’s what a top Republican fixer told Donald Trump’s chief antitrust enforcer last year, according to an explosive recent story in The Wall Street Jour... more
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This show centers on insider-level DC politics, lobbying, and the intersection of money and policy. Across episodes, hosts dissect campaign finance, regulatory dynamics, and the rise of influence in Washington, often through historical case studies, high-profile figures, and behind-the-scenes operations. The format blends investigative anecdotes with policy analysis, offering a gritty, detail-rich look at how power and money shape decision-making. Notable strengths include a consistent focus on the mechanics of lobbying, the evolution of political strategy, and a willingness to connect historical episodes to current events. Potential listeners who enjoy political economics, regulatory policy, and narrative-driven discussions about power in ... more
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