White Collars, Red Hands

This week is a return from the Ninaverse of the last three weeks as we sit down to discuss important things like SillyBandz, Menstrual Cups, how to kidnap a portly German, and the largest corporate fraud of post-war Germany, the darling of the Baden Wurttemberg's economy: Flowtex, and the man behind the scandal known as the Sheik of Karlsruhe: Manfred Schmider. As far as I can tell this is the fir...

This week we finish up our story of Barry Minkow and his numerous frauds. Along the way we find time to discuss the Cheesecake Factory, Nina being a virgin, all white men thinking they are comedians, and how Barry Minkow moved on from carpet cleaning to being a pastor, abusing his wives and in general being a terrible person as he continues to lie and steal his way to new places including Hollywoo...

This week we had so much information we had to split it into two episodes, in part 1 we discuss odd jobs, why you don't take loans from your drug dealer, making your dad call you mister(somehow not sexual), who used to own the Seattle Mariners, and the story of Barry Minkow, the entrepreneurial prodigy that landed a spot on Oprah after starting a multimillion dollar carpet cleaning company at the...

This week we revisit the 2008 housing bubble while discussing how nice Kishan's girlfriend is, how theatre degrees relate to the mortgage crisis, how all politicians are bad and a key contributor to the downfall of the economy in the late 2000's and notable no jingle have Countrywide Lending.

This week we virtually sit down with each other to discuss our new cryptocurrency release, apes wearing sailor outfits, why Nina only dates people who live with their parents and the hottest commodity of the last decade: crypto backed securities. Like an annoying finance bro we discuss the basics behind crypto, and how an increasing number of people have been using it to steal money from unsuspect...

In this week's episode we discuss slapping prominent political figures, all the pop hit of Lou Bega, the infamous Hilton head video, and an FBI operation that started with a kilo of cocaine and ended in the arrest of multiple South Carolina legislators that went by the painfully obvious name of Operation Lost Trust.

In this week's episode we discuss the different applications of brown bean go juice, depressed people in the drive-thru, whether nuts grow on bushes or trees, and the upstart coffee company that surpassed Starbucks in their home country of China and looked to become the biggest public coffee producer in the world all for their empire to collapse under a report detailing the shady accounting practi...

In this week's episode we not only enter you through your ears but also your eyes as we add by unpopular demand video to our podcasts. Join us as we look down and not at the camera while we discuss Nina's dainty wrists, locker room conversations, how the poor run in to so many walls and Brett Favre once a beloved NFL champion quarterback who recently has been in hot water over claims of welfare fr...

In this season finale we cover the maybe murder of Thomas Ince, the love triangle that may have cause the kinda shooting of the movie mogul and the media giant who could have possibly pulled the potential trigger, therefore likely, or not so likely killing the man. I thought this was a cut and dry murder when we selected it but the story was interesting so we still ran with what we had, hope you e...

In this week's relaxed feel episode we sit down to discuss the worst charcuterie board of offenses made by Dow Chemical throughout the years while exploring tangents on insurrection, conspiracy theory, taxes and more! Hang out with us as we get ready for next week's season finale!

This week we sit down to discuss such pressing things as Cheetah Girls in a Cracker Barrel, wearing a hairpiece, the Masked Singer, and the richest man of the 80's who built a new financial market from the ground up only to be shunned from Wall Street, and maybe just maybe rise from the ashes, the junk bond king: Michael Milken. BTW this week's episode is chock full of jargon so roast us in the co...

In this week's episode we jump directly into the pop culture zeitgeist to talk about how Nina's Instagram has ruined her love life, the status of a beloved PBS show, how one historical person should be known for their twerking skills, and the story of Simon Leviev who through articles and a recent documentary was exposed for conning countless women through the powers of "love".

In this week's episode we sit down to discuss our first celebrity boxing match candidate, the unfortunate crossover between D&D with hate groups, our future as Nashville's biggest hits, and the golden child of a famous American family that went from the hero of Wall Street to its most infamous crook during the great depression: Richard Whitney

In this week's episode we discuss the small body part that Kishan is self-conscious about, the cinematic masterpiece Boss Baby , contraceptives as merch, and a century old story about American monopolies, focusing on Howard Hopson and his utility company that lied and cheated to keep a chokehold on the market: AG&E.

In this week's episode we discuss the next big pop hit that we wrote, railings on the US Capitol building, a real housewives update, and one of the largest Canadian corporate scandals and the largest mining scandal ever, the story of the gold mine that wasn't and the company that "discovered" it: Bre-X

In this week's episode we discuss how millennials get PTO from work, Nina's dating life compared to corporate structure, the newest in testicle monitoring applications, and the story of a corporate failure to launch WeWork, and the man behind its rise and inevitable collapse: Adam Neumann.

This week we return to professional sports players as we discuss the Kidz Bop version of Freemasonry, Mario's domestic relations, breast reductions, and the many scandals behind Pete Rose one of the best and most controversial players in baseball history.

Welcome back to season 6! In our premiere we tackle some mature content as we discuss among other things, Titty Lawyers, how much bathtubs cost, what anxiety meds do to your sex drive, and the man who has the record for longest sentence for a financial crime in the U.S. Shalom Weiss and the scheme and circumstances that landed him that title.

In our season five finale we discuss one of the darkest parts of American history, the Osage Reign of Terror that saw anywhere from 24-60 Native Americans murdered in the name of greed. We discuss how the United States set the groundwork for exploitation, and how William Hale turned exploitation into murder.

In this week's episode we talk about Nina's elementary school comedy opportunities, the prospect of getting your GED in Alabama, The Committee for Kids Ice Skating, and Richard Scrushy, once the third highest paid CEO in America, who ran his homebuilt fortune 500 company, HealthSouth, like a crime family, and who traded his three piece suit for an orange jumpsuit after perpetuating a larger than l...

Just a bonus episode this week since Kishan was out of town! But in this small claims court we catch up on some of our ongoing stories and talk about a whirlwind of lawsuits that arose in the 90's that targeted breast implant manufacturers with the largest of them, Dow Corning, right in the middle of the crosshairs.

This week we discuss Jackie Chan mineral water, a genital shaped stadium and the football club that would inhabit it, and Evergrande, the Chinese real estate company that is drawing comparisons to the Lehman Brothers and is at this moment on the verge of collapse. Will this titanic company take more than the captain down when it sinks? Also we curse somehow even more in this episode than normal, i...

In this week's episode we discuss what we should call out listeners, the Prime Minister of Yugoslavia, foot toupees, and the pharmaceutical company that at one point had the highest market cap on the Toronto Stock Exchange, how they rose to infamy and eventually the fraud that sent this Icarus plummeting back to Earth.

In this week's listener submitted episode we talk Kishan's college acting classes, which universities have the best chlamydia, Grand Canyon lizard people, and the proliferation of diploma and degree mills, how they impacted jobs in America, and the operation that took them down.

This week, Kishan is sick and given the whole pandemic thing, decided to record this week's episode with someone who couldn't say no, his girlfriend Jessie. We also make a bit of a change as in this episode, inspired by Nick Leeson, we talk three of the largest and stupidest mistakes in financial history that involved crime and centers around three men: Robert Citron, Bill Hwang, and Steve Perkins...