Ever wondered what the world's wealthiest people did to get so ridiculously rich?

Our podcast Good Bad Billionaire takes one billionaire at a time and explains exactly how they made their money.

And then we decide if they are actually good, bad or just plain wealthy.

So if you want to know if Rihanna is as much of a bad guy as she claims,

or what Jeff Bezos really did to become the first person in history to pocket a hundred billion dollars,

listen to Good Bad Billionaire with me, Simon Jack, and me, Zingsing.

Listen, own BBC sounds.

I'm Dr. Julia Shaw, a criminal psychologist with a passion for revealing the hidden world of bisexual research.

In honor of Pride Month, stand-up comedian Sophie Hagen and I have recorded four special episodes of bad people

on the history, science, and culture of bisexuality, called by people.

To create space for the often overlooked B in LGBT.

And just like how bad people isn't for, well, bad people, this isn't just for by people.

It's for anyone interested in human sexuality and fascinating legal cases.

We'll talk about how researchers measure sexuality, what really happened during the Stonewall uprising,

and the 150-year-old history of bi-activism.

And of course, we'll share some of our own queer stories along the way.

I mean, essentially dated and was in love with girls and women.

And in my head I was like, oh, it's so good, friends.

I'd die for her.

And I want to kiss her all the time, just like the way friends just wasn't the possibility in my head.

I definitely misidentified some friendships as friendships rather than crushes still,

despite being bi, especially when I was younger, younger.

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