John Emshwiller
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265 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2021
last heard Oct 2021
John Emshwiller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It is my belief that Enron's failure was due to a classic run on the bank.
On this season of Bad Bets, we'll take you through the many layers of mistakes and misdeeds at Enron, the accounting tricks that hit hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, the trial that demanded answers from the men once at the helm of American energy, and we'll hear from the whistleblower who kicked it all off.
Enron is dead, but 20 years later, the forces that gave rise to the scandal
Well, they're still very much alive.
And on the minds of folks such as Lynn Turner, former chief accountant at the SEC.
That's next time on Bad Bets.
This episode of Bad Bets was hosted by me, John Emschweiler.
The original reporting on which this season is based was done by Rebecca Smith and me.
Bad Bets is a production of The Wall Street Journal.
This season was produced in collaboration with Neon Hum Media.
From The Wall Street Journal, Kateri Yochum is the executive producer of this podcast.
Dan Rosen is the co-executive producer of WSJ Studios.
Anthony Galloway is the global head of video and audio at The Wall Street Journal.
From Neon Hum Media, Muna Danish and Haley Fager reported, wrote, and produced this season.
Nafla Kato is the associate producer.
Story editing by Annie Gilbertson and Vikram Patel.
Sammy Allison is the production manager.
Sound design and engineering by Scott Somerville.
And the executive producers from Neon Hum are Shara Morris and Jonathan Hirsch.
This episode was fact-checked by Laura Bullard.
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