Popping The White Collar

With this being around April Fool's day, we thought it would be fun to cover a few famous forgery cases that have taken place. We hope you enjoy the episode!

The modern anti-vaccination movement has resurrected diseases once considered extinct. Listen to Episode 34 to learn about the intentionally inaccurate data that has given momentum to this movement, putting lives at risk.

March Madness is the fun time of year where millions of people tune in to watch college basketball with their brackets in hand. But behind the entertainment and joy of the tournament is a sport filled with competitive bribes and underhanded dealings.

Quadriga was the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Canada, with 76,000 customer accounts totaling a quarter of a billion dollars worth of cash and cryptocurrency. It turned out to be a Ponzi scheme, and the founder died under mysterious circumstances.

The perception of Johnson and Johnson is one of a trusted international brand. In Episode 31, we challenge that perception by discussing the controversies and cover-ups they have engaged in.