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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 10 MIN

The Power of Our Government | The True Story of Arthur Andersen and Enron (Ep. 1)

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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 accounts, the series challenges the mainstream narrative and examines the real consequences of corporate collapse, misplaced blame, and the far-reaching impact of corruption.Special Offer & Sponsor (AS4)This episode is presented ad-free by AS4, a plant-based, scientifically supported health supplement designed to slow the shortening of telomeres and support cellular health. AS4 is manufactured in the USA in an FDA-certified, cGMP-compliant, and NSF-certified facility.Exclusive Offer for 85,000 Listeners:Visit www.AS-4.com and use code JUSTICE to access a limited-time bundle offer on AS4 and receive free NAD+ from 24K Wellness.This combo is available only for a limited time to podcast listeners.Live younger, longer with the Ultimate Cellular Combo: NAD+ and AS4.www.85KPodcast.comInstagram: @85KPodcast Facebook: @85KPodcast TikTok: @85KPodcast Twitter: @85KPodcast

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