Many involved in crypto saw Sandbankman Freed as a breath of fresh air from the usual Wall Street buffs.

But in just one month, his crypto exchange would collapse. From Bloomberg and Wonderree comes

Spellcaster, a new six-part docuseries about the wild rise and fall of FTX and its founder

Sandbankman Freed. Listen to Spellcaster on Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Wonderree's new podcast, Disantel, wades into the glorious mess of celebrity beef.

Each episode explores a different iconic celebrity feud, and asks,

what does our obsession with these feuds say about us? Follow Disantel wherever you get your

podcasts. You can listen ad-free on the Amazon Music or Wonderree app.

From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night

with Seth Meyers. Today you'll hear Seth Chat with Seth McFarlane, who continues the conversation

backstage exclusively for this podcast. But first, a closer look.

For a public in-spent yesterday, gleefully celebrating their tax plan and

lavishing praise on President Trump, with Trump even going so far as to claim that he also

repealed Obamacare. For more on this, it's time for a closer look.

Trump convened his cabinet for their final meeting of the year yesterday, and as usual,

he could not help but take a gratuitous swipe in the media. Trump called on housing secretary Ben

Carson to say a prayer, but before doing so, said this about the reporters in the room.

Yes, prayer. What a cool thing to be a dick about.

But is it possible for a prayer to make people more honest? Because this happened earlier this year,

and it didn't really seem to take for you. Now, of course, yesterday Republicans passed their

tax cut bill, which, according to all reputable studies, would overwhelmingly benefit corporations

in the wealthy. And yet, as usual, Trump has been focused primarily on the branding, claiming that

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