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Trouble in River City

Trouble in River City
Kim Jong Nam
Ostrich Farming
Ottawa Convoy
The Music Man
Prank Culture
North Korea
The Sting
Crypto Zoo
KALSHI
Belgrade, Serbia
Scams
Bubbles Church
Qanon
Snails
Tax Avoidance
Wicked
London
VX Nerve Agent
Malaysia
Soulja Boy

A show about scams, flim flam, grifts, and graft with Dan Boeckner, Riley Quinn, Hesse Deni, and Charles Austin.

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Boris and Rey of the Empire Never Ended return to discuss the inimitable Robbie Coltrane lookalike Gazda Jezda. We discuss his three golden years of scamming the Balkans, his one golden day of scamming Bobby Fisher, and how he completely redeemed him... more

Boris Mamlëz and Rey Katula from The Empire Never Ended tell the story of Dafina Milanovic's state-sanctioned Ponzi scheme in Serbia.

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Charles and Riley take a look at the internet's least successful scammers with Tom from Chapo FYM.

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Charles explores the corruption machine that is Kalshi. Presented by our sponsor Polymarket!

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Dan Boeckner
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Hesse Deni
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4.7 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • I would like to know what I’m subscribing to

    When I heard about this podcast, who was making it, and what it was about, I have never hit the subscribe button so fast in my life, with the intention of following up on patreon if I liked it. But I was pretty bummed when it turned out I couldn’t even listen to one (1) full episode to decide if it was worth a paid subscription. It feels a bit like “the hogs will pay if they see our names on this” and it felt kind of disrespectful.

    As for the podcast itself: Dan’s audio is terrible, making it h... more

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  • Only for people who dump

    Hesse’s Canadian accent, eh?

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  • High Vibrational Content

    I will never get scammed

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The episodes feature lively discussions surrounding a range of bizarre and often humorous topics, primarily focused on scams, conspiracies, and unusual societal phenomena. From the absurdities of cryptocurrency ventures associated with celebrities to the dark comedy of political assassinations, the content showcases a unique blend of satire, social commentary, and investigative storytelling. The hosts frequently provide insightful reflections on the motivations behind various schemes and absurdities in modern culture, creating an entertaining yet thought-provoking listening experience. Their intriguing narratives explore the fringes of societal behavior, including protests, quirky farming practices, and the intersection of humor and tragedy... more

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