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Spectacular Failures

Author: American Public Media

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Corporate crookedness. Family feuding. Hilariously half-baked decisions. Host Lauren Ober tackles some of the most spectacular business failures of all time, and what could have been done to avoid them. Some of these stories are shocking. Some are funny. Some are just downright sad. But each one will give you a totally new perspective on big business… and big failure. From American Public Media.
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Joshua William Holtz

Hello please come back

Aug 18th
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mohammad reza mohebbi

Hello How can I get the text of podcasts ? would you please help me. Thanks

May 1st
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Brad Reed

Is this series coming back??????

Jan 19th
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Brad Reed

I need more fails.....new season soon???

Apr 16th
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PotatoCouch

thus really is one of my fave podcasts. well informed with a little humor sliding in from time to time. I will never scoff at a good pun. hope it comes back with a new season soon!

Apr 13th
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Geoff Schmidt

we're really gonna run with the reason sqirl got backlash was because the owner was a women. what a pathetic life you live

Oct 6th
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Jennifer Kloeckner

This was absolutely interesting. I work for a dairy that bought several of the Dean plants after bankruptcy.

Sep 9th
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Jeff s

snaaarrrkkkeeee

Sep 5th
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daisy

this is a very silly podcast

Aug 19th
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Schaz

This show is my most favorite biz show; informative, amusing, and concise. Thanks guys! Keep the good work

Aug 11th
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Evan Ferris

add this podcast to the list of failures as well. no more new content.

Mar 31st
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Jon Wallace

The store was already failing. Retail is failing. Millions of people in retail have been laid off (according to this podcast), yet somehow the story goes on to blame Wallstreet for the store closing lol. The typical story of how the "big bad wallstreet guys" are the enemy. Even stooped low enough to play audio of children crying when they found out the store was closing. This is trash...

Dec 31st
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Asutsu

Shitty movie? More like shitty podcast. Instant unsubscribe. Goodbye

Dec 29th
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pravin surianarayanan

awesome podcast

Nov 21st
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Chris Horton

Being originally from New York most of these events were known to me which is why I was against Trump becoming President. I found many, maybe most, of the people in the Midwest where I now live unaware of Trump's history of business failures while lining his pockets. I hope that this well done, factual podcast will be heard by many who don't know these true stories.

Aug 31st
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Jesus Coria

The Atlantic City whale jab actually had me laughing in my seat.

Aug 19th
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Megan Divers

The snarky remarks are what make this podcast fantastic! If it were a straightforward history lesson on unfortunate business failures, it would be depressing. A lot of these are laugh or cry situations, and I appreciate that we can laugh! Fascinating history with a side of dumb "dad" jokes, for the win! This is like a SparkNotes comedy version of American History Tellers, in the very best way. Keep your humor, keep your enthusiasm, and keep talking as fast as you want. I love it and I'm here to stay!

Aug 15th
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Hiroyuki Okamoto

Nothing personal, but the narrator tries to be funny/snarky, without success. Also, too scripted. Please try and sound more natural. Otherwise, good content.

Aug 13th
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Chris Horton

I truly enjoy this podcast and the occasional glib comments a refreshing.

Aug 8th
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Jason Bui

The snarky remarks are the worse part of this podcast. Stop!

Aug 7th
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