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85,000 the Podcast : Everything You Thought about Enron and Arthur Andersen is Wrong. A high-impact investigative 9-Episode Podcast series that exposes one of the most shocking examples of government overreach and corporate takedown in American history— the wrongful conviction and destruction of Arthur Andersen, the lead auditor in the Enron trial and one of the largest auditing, tax, and accounting firms in the worldThis isn’t just another true crime or financial podcast. This is the untold story of the fallout of “85,000” former employees in 84 countries around the world who, along with their families and friends, have been waiting 25 years to hear the truth be told.Featuring never-before-heard interviews with central figures, including David Duncan (the former lead audit partner who handled the Enron account), Rusty Hardin (the famed Houston attorney who represented Arthur Andersen, Former House of Representative Michael Oxley who was the co-author of the famed Sarbanes/Oxley law t
SLAP The Network hosts 85,000: The Podcast, a society show with 9 episodes published.
This episode of "85,000" explores the untold story behind the Enron scandal, focusing on the 85,000 lives disrupted at Arthur Andersen—a company not named Enron. Through investigative reporting, interviews, and firsthand
Show notesThis episode continues the in-depth exploration of the people and events behind the Arthur Andersen and Enron saga, focusing on the personal journey of Larry R. Katzen and the culture of Arthur Andersen. The episode weav
Show notesThis episode follows the personal and professional journey of Larry Gorrell as Arthur Andersen faces seismic changes, both internally and in the world at large. The story weaves together the firm’s shifting culture, the
Show notesThis episode explores the congressional fallout from the Enron scandal, the scrutiny faced by Arthur Andersen, and the personal and professional consequences for key figures like David Duncan. The story highlights the in
Show notesThis episode covers the rapid legal and public fallout from the Enron scandal, focusing on the indictment and trial of Arthur Andersen. It explores the government’s case, the defense’s strategy, and the personal and prof
Show notesThis episode captures the chaos and personal toll inside Arthur Andersen as the firm collapses in the wake of the Enron scandal. It follows Larry R. Katzen and his colleagues as they struggle to keep the business afloat,
Show notesThis episode chronicles Arthur Andersen’s final legal battle at the Supreme Court, the emotional aftermath for its people, and the broader implications for justice and corporate America. It explores the flawed conviction
Show notesThis episode shifts the focus from the innocent employees of Arthur Andersen to the deeper roots of the Enron scandal, examining who was truly responsible for the collapse of both Enron and Arthur Andersen. Through first
Show notesThis episode moves beyond headlines and legal battles to focus on the lived experiences of Arthur Andersen’s employees—the 85,000 individuals whose lives were upended by the firm’s collapse. Through firsthand accounts, l
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