Do You Know Who My Dad Is? Episode 6: The Walmart Family & The Koch Brothers

Not Another True Crime Podcast

Betches

True Crime, Society & Culture, Comedy

3.8 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Not Another True Crime presents the sixth installment of the 8-episode limited series exposing the connections you never knew existed: Do You Know Who My Dad Is? explores dynastic nepotism and the effects it has on media, culture, and our current political system. Hosts Bryan Russell Smith and Alicia Angeles are talking all about the privilege that leads inexperienced and unaccomplished children of powerful people to get ahead. This week, we’re talking all about two of the richest families in human history, the Waltons and the Kochs. First up, Alicia tells us how Sam Walton and his Walmart empire led his children and their descendants to become the wealthiest family in the world. Next, Bryan tells us all about the infamous Koch brothers and how their family fortune enabled them to become one of the most powerful influencers of political policy on the planet. Finally, they close the show with a game of Walton family trivia called “Retail or Tall Tale” featuring a few facts that just may surprise you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Do you know who my dad is?
0:04.4	A limited series podcast from Betcha's Media.
0:08.6	Hosted by Brian Russell Smith and Alicia Angelus.
0:13.2	Do you know who my dad is?
0:15.2	A podcast about failing up.
0:19.0	Hello and welcome to Do You Know Who My Dad Is.
0:21.2	I'm Brian Russell Smith and I'm Alicia Angelus.
0:25.2	And Do You Know Who My Dad Is is a limited series podcast by The Betcha's Sup?
0:29.7	Brian of the True Crime and at Betches.
0:31.9	It explores dynastic nepotism and the effects it has on media, culture and our current political system.
0:38.4	That's right.
0:39.4	This podcast exposes a privilege that leads to an experience in unaccomplished children
0:43.6	of powerful people, usually white men, getting ahead despite lack of experience, intelligence
0:49.8	and mediocrity.
0:52.7	Nepotism leads to privilege, which leads to a false sense of entitlement, which leads
0:56.8	to unqualified people getting the most powerful positions in multiple facets of our society.
1:02.2	Let's get dynastic.
1:03.2	Hi, Alicia.
1:04.2	Hey, hey Brian.
1:06.7	Happy Friday.
1:08.2	Happy Friday.
1:09.2	Oh, we're recording this right before a three-day weekend.
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