Swindled

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A White-Collar Crime, True Crime and Society podcast featuring

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Utilizes narrative storytelling, archival audio, and immersive soundscapes to explore true stories of white-collar criminals, con artists, and corporate evil. From corruption and fraud to Ponzi schemes and environmental disasters, these financially motivated crimes have shaped our world in unimaginable ways. All in the name of greed.

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I have heard of some of these stories before, but not in this level of detail. The others are new to me and shocking. Some of these criminals are clearly in need of help, but others are just...evil people. It's chilling. The stories are amazing. This is one of my favorite podcasts, highly recommended.

Feb 25th, 2020

This is my go-to podcast that I wait impatiently for every fortnight. The main reason for this is how it is presented and the subject matter. The presenter, affectionately known as the leader of concerned citizens worldwide, has a monotone flavour to it that I normally wouldn't appreciate. But, boy do I now! There's no bull sh!t overly personalised judgements to listen to but storytelling with random gems of sarcasm and wit. Never breaking the monotone flair. It's like crack (I think?), you are left hanging for it throughout every podcast, and when you hear it you feel instant comedic pleasure. And the yearning begins again. The subject matter is an equally rewarding experience of which the mono-sarcasm is made for. You hear real stories that seem unbelievable and the pauses in presenting guide your brain to absorb the inconceivable with a smirk and a giggle. Do yourself a favour. Listen to Swindled. Not just one, but a minimum of five episodes. This unique method of storytelling will feel strange at first. But it's worth every minute and you'll be hooked!

Dec 7th, 2019