Jessica Fostekew, Karma Cashpoint, and the Backstreet Boys Baddie

The Drunk Women invited comedian, writer and actor Jessica Fostekew of the Hoovering podcast around for some tipsy sleuthing. Jess gets stuck in with her own karmic tale involving a mysterious tenner (and some very admirable honesty on her part) before the gang crack their most modern crime yet: the story of Lou Pearlman, notorious fraudster and manager of bands including The Backstreet Boys. Although the case traumatically splits the room into singers vs. non-singers, good teamwork prevails. Find out more about Jess here: jessicafostekew.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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