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Scoundrels

Scoundrels

By: Paul Caranci - PFCBooksri
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 It has been said that political corruption is as old as government itself. Yet, despite its timeless nature and its devastating impact on society, “political corruption” remains an elusive term that is difficult to define. In order to fully grasp its impact on government and society as a whole, it is critical to first have at least a cursory understanding of what corruption is and how it is measured, using several infamous instances of corruption in Rhode Island politics as its framework.Paul Caranci - PFCBooksri Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Episode 5: Election Night

    Episode 5: Election Night
    Sep 28 2025

    Imagine going to bed late on election night after celebrating a hard-fought victory, only to awaken the next morning to news that you lost --- everything! Tune into the next Scoundrels Podcast to hear this remarkable story.
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    21 mins
  • Episode 4: Federal Loan

    Episode 4: Federal Loan
    Sep 21 2025

    She wasn’t eligible for the federal loan program intended for the town’s low-income residents, but that didn’t stop her from taking unimaginable steps to secure one. Incredibly, over 15 years after committing her crime, she still oversees the town’s financial programs. Will anything stop her? Find out in the next Scoundrels Podcast.
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    29 mins
  • Episode 3 Part 4: Involvement

    Episode 3 Part 4: Involvement
    Sep 14 2025

    Lawsuits, defending and more. Socializing with the wrong people will end up getting you in trouble. Unfortunately, people learn this the hard way. Have you heard of the crime family, Patriarca? Find out in the next Scoundrels Podcast.
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    46 mins
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