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''Scam Goddess'' Joins iHeart, Big Money Players


''Scam Goddess''
''Scam Goddess''

Comedy podcast "Scam Goddess" is joining iHeartMedia and Will Ferrell's Big Money Players podcast network while expanding into full-length video episodes for the first time.

Hosted by comedian Laci Mosley, "Scam Goddess" explores fraud, scams, robberies, rackets and other schemes with a comedic approach the show describes as "True Con." The podcast will be distributed by iHeartPodcasts and remain available across major podcast platforms.

The first full-length video episode premieres Tuesday, August 18 at 12pm PT on YouTube. "F.R.A.U.D. is Dope the Jonathan Dupiton Con with Langston Kerman" features comedian and "My Momma Told Me" host Langston Kerman discussing AI advertising, social media content and merchandise connected to Jonathan Dupiton and his "Rich and Unemployed" podcast.

New episodes of "Scam Goddess" will be released each Tuesday, with classic episodes re-released on Fridays.

The addition to Big Money Players marks another step in the growth of "Scam Goddess," which was named one of TIME Magazine's 10 Best Podcasts of 2022. The franchise has since expanded into a bestselling book, a Hulu television series and a sold-out national live tour.

Mosley, whose television credits include "A Black Lady Sketch Show," "iCarly" and "Going Dutch," examines both current scams and notable cons from history. Previous guests have included Conan O'Brien, Miranda Cosgrove, Jameela Jamil, Lamorne Morris, Ayo Edebiri, Gayle King, Nicole Byer and Matt Rogers.

"Scam Goddess" is available through Big Money Players beginning Tuesday and can be heard on the iHeartRadio app and other major podcast platforms.

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