The music is so loud and dissociated with the episode it’s as if the composer did not listen to the text. The research could be better but it’s okay. Narrator needs a script, a real composer and production. Lots of potential here but there are way better white collar shows out there. If he wants to compete he needs help.

If you can get past the author talking about himself, he might eventually get to the topic, but my life is too short for that

i am so interested in the topic but i cant stand the hosts lack of structure

I am Steve Comisar, aka Brett Champion, The Don of Con and producer and host of Scam Junkie a new true crime podcast on Spotify. Today I listened to White Collar Crimes for the first time. As a reformed former professional con man for over 30 years, a bestselling author, the former on-camera fraud expert on Dateline NBC and The View, and the host of several television specials on fraud and scams, I find this podcast extremely entertaining and informative. I’m going to listen to every episode and I’m looking forward to it. This is of the best podcasts by one of the most knowledgeable experts in the world of white collar crime. I love this podcast and you will too so check it out. I’m learning a lot from this guy and I thought I knew it all.

Quite enjoyable to listen to I must admit, however, not much substance to it. 90% personal opinion mixed with headlines. This is not an investigative podcast. If you want the basic details of the crime being covered you’d be better off reading a few pieces online. I’ve listened to a whole episode about the Chrisley now and I still don’t know exactly what they did aside from “fraud and a facade” as the host repeats over and over again without elaborating further. I have listened to a couple episodes now and I still don’t get what is this podcast about. Is it just a guy rambling about the latest white collar headlines?

You start out the Christleys episode by trashing Reality TV, saying you’ve never watched it but, of course, you have a opinion of it. Why should I listen to anything you have to say? Admitting you don't know what you are talking about is a stupid move.

Has potential to be a good show; however, the audio issues make it impossible to enjoy the show. The mic sounds like it’s underwater many times. Host would benefit from writing a script to eliminate “ums”. Lots of conjecture.. “probably” ..

Very superficial reviews of white collar crimes; no in depth reporting, Nothing more than what you will hear basic news coverage of these stories. Disappointing.

I like true crime thought I would try this out, but come on, stop with the political stuff and stick to topic. I don’t recommend this podcast.

When one commits a crime, certainly one where people get scammed, there’s not much democrat or republican to it. However, in this podcast, the narrator spills out his political beliefs in the first two minutes. If I wanted to listen to a political podcast, I would. I’d skip this one.